Patent Drafting is the first and perhaps the most important step during the entire life cycle of the patent. No matter how good an invention is, a poorly drafted patent can lead to the loss of rightful return on investment. A poorly drafted patent may have loopholes which a potential infringer may utilize to get away with infringement.
A good patent draft not only includes proper enablement of the invention, but also includes all possible embodiments. At times, inventors are not able to envision all possible embodiments of their invention. A good patent drafter works closely with inventors in order to protect the broadest possible scope using the claims.
A patent application draft includes sections such as claims, specification, title, abstract, summary, and drawings.
Claims describe the boundaries of patent protection. Patent claims are the official basis for protection, shaping a boundary line around your patent that lets others identify infringement.
Specifications must be drafted to excellence. Our knowledge in both technology and patent law gives us the essential skills to offer value-added patent specifications that fulfill norms specified by international patent offices.
We routinely draft complete (non-provisional) applications and provisional specifications for our clientele.
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