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HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER is seeking law students at the end of their bachelor's phase or studying for a master's degree, from the third year onwards, with above-average academic results and an interest in intellectual property law. The two-month internship involves fully participating in the litigation practice, conducting legal literature and case law research, helping prepare court documents, contributing to client questions and litigation strategy, and attending hearings. Interns receive guidance while gaining practical experience in a dynamic international environment, along with an internship and travel allowance. Following the internship, there may be an opportunity to continue as a paralegal or trainee lawyer.
