I walked into my first IPWatchdog's Women's IP Forum last week expecting some really informative panels and solid networking opportunities. Like all conferences, I was planning to follow my usual routine: take notes on the latest hot topics in IP and then write a blog post about what I’d learned.

These five AI prompts help patent professionals make better prosecution decisions, forecast client outcomes, evaluate examiner interviews, protect claim scope, and identify business development opportunities using prosecution data.

AI doesn’t create savings in patent work by itself. Workflow does. Here are five practical ways patent teams are using generative AI today: defined-scope drafting support, faster first passes, turning calls into deliverables, building repeatable templates, and setting guardrails early. 

If there was one overarching theme throughout the conference, it was this: AI is here, and we need to figure out how to use it responsibly. 

Juristat is committed to delivering powerful, action-ready tools that elevate your patent strategy. Today, we’re excited to introduce the Appeals Module, which will be rolling out to all Juristat Analytics subscribers.

For patent counsel, strategists, and attorneys, the potential risks and rewards of AI implementation are uniquely high. A generic chatbot trained on the open web simply isn’t enough.

In the IP world, precision, speed, and clarity aren’t just perks—they’re essential. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce a transformative addition to Juristat: the AI Patent Analytics Agent.

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.

Some IP teams interview on every application at the USPTO, while many others only interview as a last resort late in prosecution. And everyone has their reasoning to back their decisions. But what does the data say?