Patent Research Services

Global patent & scientific literature search to determine novelty and non-obviousness before filing.

• Scope: USPTO, EPO, WIPO + non-patent literature.
• Format: Report mapping key features vs. prior art; keywords, classes, and search strings included.
• Timeline: 5–7 business days.

Target prior art to challenge granted claims.

• Steps: Understand key claims/novelty, priority dates, file-wrapper; global patent & NPL search.
• Format: Claim-to-text mapping with bibliographic details and transparent strategies.
• Timeline: 8–12 business days.

Ongoing tracking of new applications & grants by technology, assignee, or region.

• How it works: Define scope → automated + analyst review → curated reports with highlights.
• Variants: Competitor, Technology, Infringement, Legal Status, Design watches.
• Benefits: Competitive intelligence, risk mitigation, R&D awareness.

Assess infringement risk for your product/process in target jurisdictions; include pending applications if desired.

• Process: Product understanding → jurisdiction selection → database search → claim-by-claim analysis.
• Format: Feature vs. claims comparison with likelihood of infringement.
• Timeline: 10–14 business days; optional legal opinion via outside counsel.
• Why it matters: Risk management, informed go-to-market, R&D guidance, investor confidence.

Quick, cost-effective patentability screen for high-volume invention funnels.

• Format: Concise MS Word/Excel report mapping key features to top prior art.
• Timeline: ~5 business days.

Focused view of public sources—patents, scientific literature, and products—within a specific domain.

Use cases: Latest developments, alternatives to a problem statement, strategy inputs for R&D or legal teams.

Full-field analysis (patent + optional scientific/product data) to map players, trends, whitespace, and risks.

• Output: Excel dataset + deck with trends, key innovators, bibliographic views & insights.
• Process: Scope → taxonomy → literature analysis → visuals & insights.
• Timeline: 3–5 business weeks.

Experienced team for USPTO/EPO/IPO drafting and global prosecution, aligned with licensing readiness.

• Continuation/Divisional/CIP preparation & filing
• Responses to USPTO/EP/IPO Office Actions; appeals & interviews
• Post-allowance gap analysis and directed prosecution

Evidence of Use / Claim Charts: Map independent claims to products or technical docs with source links for licensing and litigation.

Standard Essential Patents: Map claims to standards (IEEE, 3GPP, ITU-T, ETSI, etc.) and assess essentiality; optionally steer prosecution toward standards coverage.