You would NOT be required to become an attorney to practice patent law in the United States – you can become a patent agent. The best resource for this information is the USPTO website. You are eligible to take the Patent Bar Examination if you have had a required number of science credits (in your case, it doesn’t sound like that should be a problem), you can take a quick course to assist you in the review or rely on online materials and once you pass the exam you are a registered patent agent. It would probably be most useful to gain experience through a law firm, being hired on as a scientific advisor, and these positions can start at $50K but that would be before taking the examination – upon successful completion they would pay you at least $70-80K which would rise to around $90K-$100K once you’ve gained experience. All of that is in US dollars. My understanding is that it’s a bit more complicated in UK (I looked into it a few years ago) but again, all that information (and more up-to-date than what I might remember) will be available on the European Chartered Institute of Patent Attorney’s website. Good luck!

In the United States they report that whites will be the minority by 2050. Edit: whoever gave me thumbs down is wrong… I just saw this on the news no more than 2 or 3 days ago. It’s a fact, look it up.

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