Cases
These show the kind of problem and the technical logic of the work, without disclosing confidential client detail.
We extracted the technical features of data preparation, ranking and model feedback without disclosing the commercial logic of the service.
We mapped the claim elements onto public product materials, documentation and the results of a test scenario.
We checked authors, work-for-hire records and contractor documents, and prepared the filing set for the software suite.
Six ways into the practice. Each unfolds into a three-step route that names what you end up holding.
There is a working solution, but it is unclear what in it can be protected at all.
We need to know whether we will infringe someone else's patents on the market.
A demand letter or a claim has arrived over a patent, trademark or program.
A buyer or investor is asking who owns the code and the rights to it.
A forensic opinion or a review of the other side's opinion is required.
We need to decide where to file and how to align it with the product launch.