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The Easiest Examiners at the USPTO
If you find yourself in front of an examiner with a high allowance rate, first, breathe a sigh of relief. Then, consider the next steps in your prosecution strategy.
The Most Difficult Examiners at the USPTO (2023)
When it comes to patent prosecution, knowing your examiner’s allowance rate can give you a great insight into the road that lies ahead.
Mayo/Myriad at 10: On the Decline and in the Crosshairs
The Mayo/Myriad standard arguably introduced a great deal of uncertainty into the feasibility of obtaining patent protection for life sciences innovations and has been accused of curtailing the competitiveness of U.S.-based life sciences companies in the global marketplace.
Top Patent Firms for Foreign Priority Applications
Finding an IP firm with experience claiming foreign priority is critical for companies based in or working in foreign markets. Here, we rank the top firms for foreign priority applications, based on volume.
Using Analytics to Strengthen Business Development at Your IP Firm
Whether your firm is actively prospecting new business or hoping to strengthen relationships with current clients, patent analytics is a necessary addition to your business development plans.
How IP Firms Adapt in Times of Uncertainty
In an increasingly turbulent business environment, IP firms need to take stock of what they can control, fortify, and improve. Now is the time to strengthen current processes with workflow automation and broaden your client base through competitive intelligence.
Multi-Dimensional Patent Strategy: The Best Way to Predict Examiner Behavior
To craft an unbeatable prosecution strategy, patent attorneys should rely on the multi-dimensional analysis of an examiner’s data, rather than just summary metrics.
The Most and Least Common Patent Petitions at the USPTO
There are two types of patent petitions: petitions that are so routine you can do them in your sleep and those so rare you don’t even know where to start. Here are the most and least common petitions filed at the USPTO.
How Petition Search Makes Your Life Easier
Petitions are an unavoidable part of patent prosecution, and IP professionals are looking for ways to file petitions quickly without sacrificing quality. Access to comprehensive petition searching can help you do just that.
New in Juristat: Petition Searching
Petitions aren’t necessary for every prosecution, but when these complex situations do arise, Juristat provides the background and data you need to proceed with confidence.
Are you ready to transform your patent practice?
Patent prosecution is complex – we know. If you’re ready for simpler workflows and more predictable outcomes, give us a call.