Tips & Tricks for High-Quality Patent Draft

Tips & Tricks for High-Quality Patent Draft

A patent draft is at the very core of getting a patent grant. It is about taking the very first step of your journey towards a patent grant. It comprises the specifications and the claims of the invention in detail. Furthermore, prepare a patent draft as per the format of the jurisdiction in which you[…]

How to write a patent

How to Write a Patent: The Most Important Tips, Tricks, and Hacks

If you are planning to protect your invention, then you obviously need to know how to write a patent. You simply cannot understate the importance of the different sections, especially the patent claims. They can be tedious to write because of the peculiarity of the guidelines laid down by the USPTO. You may wish to[…]

Benefits of Patent Drafting Service

Benefits of Patent Drafting Service

When you’re planning to file a patent application, it’s always wise to hire a patent drafting service. Your application is the tool with which you explain the invention to the USPTO. In your application, you mention the description and the claims, which are the basis for securing a patent grant. The draft is, needless to[…]

How to draft An Accurate Patent Claim

How to Draft an Accurate Patent Claim?

[responsivevoice_button] Inventors get patent grant only when the complete invention or part of it meets all the patentability criteria. Patent claims put forth what we intend to get a patent grant for.  Therefore, a patent claim is of foremost importance in a patent draft. It serves the purpose of defining the scope or limits of[…]

Multiple Dependent Claim

Multiple Dependent Claims: When do we need them?

Before getting on multiple dependent claims, let’s have a brief knowledge of what dependent claim is all about. A dependent claim is an embodiment of an independent claim of the invention. It defines the specificities of the invention. Multiple dependent claims define independent and dependent claims more explicitly. They work as an extension for a[…]

Omnibus Claim- Importance of Narrow and Broad Claim Scope

Omnibus Claim: Importance of Narrow and Broad Claim Scope

[responsivevoice_button] An omnibus claim is the description and/or illustrations as the subject matter of the claim. Also, the claim restricts the scope of a  claim to the things disclosed by the applicant. However, there are many cases wherein omnibus claim supported infringement action and validity challenge as it was only left at the end. Hence,[…]

Jepson Claims Know the Importance

Jepson Claims: Know the Importance

A Jepson claim describes prior art scope followed by claiming prior art improvement. It depends on the subject matter which requires protection through patent claims. If defined correctly, Jepson claims is a combination of claims. The invention claimed includes the “preamble in the combination with the improvement.” While using Jepson form, the claim not only[…]

Antecedent Basis

All You ust know on Antecedent Basis

Antecedent basis is not considered to be the only standard which will support the subject matter claim. Reasonably, appropriate and clear support is all that is indispensable. However, antecedent basis is one of the major problems which are encountered in a beginner patent writer claims. Depending on the claim requirement it is must to introduce[…]

patent docketing need

Patent Docketing Need in IP Lifecycle

[responsivevoice_button] Before learning about the management of various patent details and related documents, let’s first understand the literal meaning of patent docketing. Organizing hundreds of patent applications at the same time is an excellent deal for patent law firms. It is difficult to keep track of many relevant documents, their deadlines, and timelines, reports, etc.,[…]

Ip Paralegal Facts

Intellectual Property (IP) Paralegal Facts

Before jumping directly into the Intellectual Property paralegal, let us first understand the meaning of the term ‘Paralegal.’ A paralegal is an individual who is not a lawyer, but their work seems very similar to them. They are trained and qualified. Generally, they are employed lawyers, corporation, law office, or under other entities to perform substantive[…]