'Relevant patent' presentation slideshows

IntellectPeritus: Freedom-to-operate Search

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IntellectPeritus: Invalidation Search

* Powerful strategic leverage to clear the legal obstacles * Ensuring patent survives any possible litigation and challenging possible infringement suits by citing valid prior art claims. * For practical reasons, searches completed by patent office examiners are simply not exhaustive. As a result, patents may be granted despite the existence of prior art that, if found, can be used to deem the patent invalid. * This search is often initiated either when a patent owner desires to assess the strength of a given patent in preparation for enforcement of that patent or when an accused infringer wants to ascertain the validity of an asserted patent.

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IntellectPeritus: Patent Watch Search

* Keep you up-to-date with all latest information * Supporting you as additional hand to your routine work of collecting latest information related to patents/publications/products/clinical-trials, etc and representing collected information in your required formats including graphs, charts, tables, etc

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IntellectPeritus: Patentability/Novelty Search

* Substantial proof for Novelty and Non-Obviousness * Ensuring patent survives any possible litigation and challenging possible infringement suits by citing valid prior art claims. * For practical reasons, searches completed by patent office examiners are simply not exhaustive. As a result, patents may be granted despite the existence of prior art that, if found, can be used to deem the patent invalid. * This search is often initiated either when a patent owner desires to assess the strength of a given patent in preparation for enforcement of that patent or when an accused infringer wants to ascertain the validity of an asserted patent.

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IntellectPeritus: Technology Landscape Analysis

* Comprehensive competitive intelligence for niche technology segment * Ensuring patent survives any possible litigation and challenging possible infringement suits by citing valid prior art claims. * For practical reasons, searches completed by patent office examiners are simply not exhaustive. As a result, patents may be granted despite the existence of prior art that, if found, can be used to deem the patent invalid. * This search is often initiated either when a patent owner desires to assess the strength of a given patent in preparation for enforcement of that patent or when an accused infringer wants to ascertain the validity of an asserted patent.

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