As an Intellectual Property Intern, you can expect to assist with a range of tasks such as conducting legal research, preparing patent or trademark filings, reviewing contracts, and organizing case documentation. You may also help track deadlines, monitor the status of IP applications, and prepare summaries or reports for attorneys. The internship is typically collaborative, involving close work with IP lawyers, paralegals, and sometimes clients, which provides valuable insight into real-world intellectual property practice. These hands-on experiences will help you build practical skills and a professional network, both of which are important for pursuing a future career in IP law.