Patent

Product Pipeline Identification

Literature and Patent Search

Freedom to Operate clearance

Patent Filing and prosecution

Patent Invalidation

Due Diligence and License Agreements

Filing Pre-grant and Post-grant opposition

Product Pipeline Identification

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Literature and Patent Search

Conducting a patent search is an essential process that involves conducting a comprehensive search and analysis of patents and patent applications filed with patent offices worldwide. This procedure holds significant importance for researchers, inventors, and companies as it enables them to evaluate the patent landscape, identify prior art, and establish the novelty and patentability of their inventions.

In addition, patent searches provide strategic insights into intellectual property planning, including patent drafting, prosecution, licensing, enforcement, and freedom-to-operate analyses. Performing a thorough patent search ensures that the organization’s intellectual property rights are protected and helps them stay ahead of the competition.

Freedom to Operate clearance

Identification of Relevant Patents and applications
Evaluation of Patent Claims and Scope
Assessment of Patent Validity and Enforceability
Risk Analysis and Mitigation
Development of FTO Strategy and Recommendations

Patent Filing and prosecution

Patentability Evaluation
Drafting the patent application, which includes a specification describing the invention in detail, including its structure, operation, and potential applications.
The patent application is submitted to the relevant patent office, typically the one governing the jurisdiction where protection is sought.
Strategizing PCT and National Phase Filing.
Responding to Office Actions and Ensuring Maintenance of patents granted

Patent Invalidation

Common grounds for invalidation include:

Lack of novelty: The invention was known or disclosed to the public before the patent application's filing date.
Obviousness: The invention would have been obvious to a person skilled in the relevant field at the time of filing.
Insufficient disclosure: The patent specification does not adequately describe or enable the invention for a person skilled in the art to practice it.
Lack of patentable subject matter: The invention does not fall within the statutory subject matter eligible for patent protection.
Lack of utility: The invention lacks practical utility or industrial applicability.

Due Diligence and License Agreements

Due diligence is a crucial process that involves investigating and evaluating the legal, financial, and commercial aspects of intellectual property assets in a transaction. In the context of intellectual property (IP) transactions, due diligence typically entails assessing the ownership, validity, scope, and enforceability of patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and other IP rights. The insights obtained through due diligence help in making informed decisions regarding transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, licensing agreements, joint ventures, and investments. These insights provide valuable information regarding the value, risks, and opportunities associated with the intellectual property assets involved.

Filing Pre-grant and Post-grant opposition

Filing Pre-grant and Post-grant opposition
The process for filing a pre-grant opposition varies by jurisdiction but generally involves submitting a formal opposition document to the patent office, along with supporting evidence and arguments to substantiate the challenge.
The patent office considers the opposition and may request additional information or arguments from both the applicant and the opponent before making a decision on whether to grant the patent.
Post-grant opposition, also known as post-grant review or post-grant invalidation, allows third parties to challenge the validity of a granted patent after it has been issued by the patent office.
If the patent is found to be invalid or unenforceable, it may be revoked or amended, depending on the decision of the patent office or tribunal.