Missed disclosures can mean the difference between a strong, enforceable patent and one that crumbles under scrutiny. If undisclosed prior art surfaces during litigation or licensing negotiations, your patent could be at risk of invalidation. IDS audits ensure you don’t find yourself in that position.

Patent professionals are tasked with navigating a landscape that’s more competitive and resource-constrained than ever. Delivering results faster, managing increasing complexity, and safeguarding clients’ patents require precision tools.

In the fast-paced world of intellectual property, time, clarity, and strategy are everything. That’s why we’re excited to announce significant updates to Juristat Analytics and a new Juristat IDS offering, which will begin rolling out in January 2025.

We’re reflecting on an exciting year at Juristat.

By harnessing the power of advanced analytics and automation, IP teams can improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the overall value of their patent portfolios.

In the world of patent law, changing entrenched behaviors and processes can be daunting. For successful implementation, all members of your practice must embrace new legal technology. The reluctance to adopt legal technology can hinder growth and, ultimately, stifle your ROI.

Juristat constantly strives to enhance our platform to provide you with the most powerful and efficient patent analytics and workflow automation tools. 

You know you need to leverage your staff for more strategic tasks, but how can you tell if workflow automation is the answer? It doesn’t have to be guesswork.

In the world of IP law, efficiency is key. As patent practitioners know all too well, manually managing the flow of information disclosure statements can be a cumbersome and time-consuming process. 

Juristat constantly strives to enhance our platform to provide you with the most powerful and efficient patent analytics and workflow automation tools. To that end, we’re excited to announce new enhancements and features available only from Juristat.

Burnout can lead to an increased risk of error, lower productivity, and increased employee turnover.