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Legal Intern — Intellectual Property

Mayora & Mayora, S.C. · 🇬🇹 Guatemala City, Guatemala · Onsite · Q3,500 - Q5,000/year

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Position Overview

Location: 🇬🇹 Guatemala City, Guatemala

Compensation: Q3,500 - Q5,000/year

Position: Intern

Type: Internship

Remote: No

Posted: Mar 20, 2026

Deadline: May 19, 2026

Internship Description

Mayora & Mayora is offering a Legal Internship in its Intellectual Property practice in Guatemala City. You will assist with trademark prosecution, IP portfolio management, and enforcement matters at one of Guatemala's leading IP law firms.

Key Responsibilities

Assist with trademark and patent application research and filings
Monitor trademark databases for potential infringement conflicts
Draft basic IP correspondence and filing documentation
Support attorneys on IP licensing and technology transfer matters
Research Central American IP law developments and comparative analysis

Responsibilities

Support the IP team on portfolio management tasks
Prepare trademark search reports and conflict analyses
Assist with filing documentation at the Registro de la Propiedad Intelectual
Participate in IP training sessions and seminars

Requirements

Currently enrolled in a Licenciatura en Ciencias Juridicas y Sociales at a recognised Guatemalan university
Completed at least 7th semester
Interest in intellectual property and technology law
Proficiency in Spanish and English
Detail-oriented with strong research skills

Perks & Benefits

Legal internship experience, Professional mentorship, Career development, Academic credit opportunities

Compensation

Q3,500 - Q5,000/year

Application Contact

Contact: Mayora & Mayora, S.C. Internship Coordinator

Application Deadline

May 19, 2026

Employment Type

Intern