Category: Intellectual Property Rights

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Patent Prosecution

Patent Prosecution

Interaction between applicants and their representatives, and a patent office

Patent prosecution is the patent process required to obtain a patent which involves interaction between the Assignee/Inventor or his legal representative and Patent Office with respect to his patent application.

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A provisional patent application is not examined, so its claims not get rejected in an office action. Depending on what was the problem that is being referred to as a rejection, a provisional application that fixes the problem might be subsequently filed with a later filing date

Provisional Patent Applications

As per the patent law, a provisional application is a legal document filed in the Indian Patent Office or any other patent office to establish an early filing date. The provisional application allows the inventor to file a patent application without a formal patent claim, oath or declaration, or any information disclosure (prior art) statement.

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Freedom To Operate Search

FREEDOM TO OPERATE SEARCH

IPR Studio have Patent  Engineers are experienced an hep you to decide whether your product is a commercially ‘safe’ for you to make or sell your product in the country in which you wish to do so, without infringing existing third-party rights.

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Freedom to Operate Search, also known as Clearance Search or Right to use search is performed to check and identify whether any in-force patents or published patent applications with claims that cover the technology, process, or product the inventor is targeting.

Simply, it is used to ascertain the freedom to operate the invention in a particular jurisdiction from a legal point of view that the product or process utilized or carried out by the inventor is not infringing on any live patent’s claim.

If during the FTO search the invention to be operated is located on a live patent then the inventor may:

  • Not proceed with the invention
  • Invalidate the relevant patent
  • Apply for a license for the relevant patent
  • Buy the relevant patent technology

Why conduct FTO Search?

  1. To identify potential patent barriers and uncover licensing needs in commercializing the products or/and technologies.
  2. To know countries where the patent can be applied.
  3. To map out the technical field of the products, technologies, or processes.
  4. To conduct patent infringement risk assessments, assess the competitors in the same field.
  5. To evaluate the potential for “new”

Our Approach

Before the commercialization of any product/technology, it is essential to conduct a due diligence process to examine the claims of in-force patents as a means of assessing your risk of potential infringement. Thus, an FTO search/ Clearance Search is conducted to locate any granted and alive (in-force) patents or patent applications ensuring that the desired product can be pitched in a specific market (jurisdiction) without infringing or violating anyone’s intellectual property rights within that particular region/country.

Our focus:

  1. In-force patents
  2. Published pending patent applications
  3. An exhaustive search on patent databases based on
  4. Keywords based Searching,
  • Classification based Searching- CPC, IPC, USC, F-terms (For Japanese Patents),

  • Citation Search, Family Search and Semantic Search

FTO Search Reports 

The search reports have detailed analysis of the relevant records in

  • Word Report Format
  • Excel Report Format

We provide customized FTO reports as per client’s requirement. We aim at delivering your search results in a customized format ranging from a full report to a comparative feature matrix, verbal report, or any other delivery mechanism as requested by the client.

Turn Around Time – 4-10 days

So when launching your product in the market conduct the Freedom to operate search or Clearance by professional. Contact us to get in touch with our experts for professional advice.

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Invalidation Searches

INVALIDITY/VALIDITY SEARCHES

Our IP vetrans combine their diligent searching and analyising skills along with a systematic and logical approach for conducting validity assessment searches. We aim at delivering technically detailed and comprehensive invalidity analysis at a cost-effective price.

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Patent invalidity/validity search is basically the analysis to understand the strength of patent claims. A patent invalidity (or patent validity) search can be used to validate the claims made by a patent or to invalidate one or more claims of a competitor’s patent when facing a patent infringement suit. Moreover, these searches also check the strength of a granted patent while exploring licensing options.

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Mosaicing Indian Patent Law

As per the Indian Patents Act 1970, an invention is patentable when it satisfies the following criteria:

  1. It is novel
  2. It has an inventive step or it must be non-obvious
  3. It has Industrial applicability
  4. It doesn’t fall under section 3 and 4 of the Patents Act 1970.

A person skilled in the art accesses methodologies for evaluating inventive step based patent laws.

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