Before pursuing a patent, it is crucial to assess the novelty of your invention. Our Novelty Search examines existing patents and published literature to determine whether your idea is unique. This search helps you avoid wasting time and resources on inventions that may not be patentable, providing peace of mind as you move forward.
Understanding the current landscape of technology is essential for innovation. Our State of Art Search provides a comprehensive review of the latest developments in your field. By identifying recent patents, publications, and technologies, we help you gauge where your invention stands in relation to existing advancements, ensuring your project remains relevant.
Navigating the complexities of intellectual property can be challenging. Our Landscape Analysis identifies opportunities and gaps in the market, helping you uncover “white space” where your innovations can thrive. By visualizing the competitive landscape, we empower you to make informed strategic decisions for your development efforts.
Before launching a new product, it is vital to ensure you have the right to operate without infringing on others’ patents. These searches identify potential IP risks associated with launching a new product or service, ensuring that your business can operate without infringing on existing patents. Our Freedom-To-Operate Search assesses existing patents to identify potential risks associated with your product. We provide detailed reports and recommendations to mitigate potential issues, allowing you to proceed with product development and commercialization with peace of mind.
Protecting your innovations is paramount. Our Infringement Search analyzes existing patents to determine if your product may infringe on others’ rights. Additionally, we provide Licensing Analysis to help you explore potential partnerships or licensing opportunities, ensuring your business strategy aligns with your intellectual property goals.
Understanding the strength and validity of a patent is critical. Our Invalidation and Validation Search analyses patents to identify weaknesses or potential grounds for challenge. This analysis can inform your strategy, whether you’re looking to contest a patent or reinforce your own intellectual property portfolio.
Our Claim Charts Mapping provides a clear visual representation of how your product relates to existing patents. By mapping out claims against your technology, we help you understand the scope of protection provided by patents and assess potential risks, facilitating informed decision-making in your development process.
Staying ahead of technological trends is key to innovation. Our Patent Technology/Trend Analysis reviews patent filings to identify emerging trends and technologies in your industry. By understanding these trends, you can align your development efforts with market demands and strategic opportunities.
For companies in the chemical and biotech fields, precision is vital. Our Chemical Structure and Biological Searches utilize advanced databases to find patents related to specific chemical compounds or biological entities. This targeted search helps you identify potential competitors and opportunities for innovation in your sector.
Determining the value of your patent portfolio is essential for strategic planning and investment decisions. Our Patent Valuation services assess the worth of your patents based on factors such as market potential, technological relevance, and competitive landscape. We provide detailed reports that support your business objectives.
Navigating the realm of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) requires specialized knowledge. Our SEPs Analysis identifies patents essential to industry standards and evaluates their implications for your business. We help you understand licensing obligations and potential risks associated with SEPs, ensuring compliance and strategic alignment.
Keeping track of new patents and emerging technologies is crucial for staying competitive. Our Patent/Product Watch service provides ongoing monitoring of relevant patent filings and product developments in your industry. This proactive approach allows you to anticipate changes in the market and adjust your strategies accordingly.
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
PATENT APPLICATION DRAFTING, PATENT PROSECUTION/OFFICE ACTION, TRADEMARK APPLICATION, DESIGN APPLICATION, DESIGN REGISTRATION
No, patents are granted for tangible invention processes, not abstract ideas. An idea needs to be developed into a concrete invention process to be eligible.
No, patents are granted for tangible invention processes, not abstract ideas. An idea needs to be developed into a concrete invention process to be eligible.
No, patents are granted for tangible invention processes, not abstract ideas. An idea needs to be developed into a concrete invention process to be eligible.
No, patents are granted for tangible invention processes, not abstract ideas. An idea needs to be developed into a concrete invention process to be eligible.
At PRASA IP, we are dedicated to helping you protect your creative designs with precision and expertise