Manually reviewing a patent for quality is an arduous and expensive process – but critically important. Simple errors, even a poor choice of just one word, can significantly weaken a patent and have major financial impact.

Therefore, like any product of a business, patents deserve to be put through a solid quality assurance process before being released to ensure they are as strong as possible and able to withstand future scrutiny. And, for patent licensing and litigation, it is important that all weaknesses in any involved patents are identified before finalizing a licensing agreement or infringement case.

The problem is that patent quality review relies on manual processes to identify mistakes.

In response to this problem, we have developed an advanced contextual processing system that automates the analysis of patent claims for a wide variety of errors (e.g., antecedent basis, support, and dependent claim numbering mistakes).

This computer system is the heart of our Patent Quality Service which combines sophisticated automated analysis with manual review to identify patent errors and measure patent quality.

This outsourced service saves our clients hours of time but, more importantly, identifies significant errors that too easily go unnoticed. This service has a broad range of applications, including:

• Quality program development
• M&A due diligence
• Licensing due diligence
• Litigation support

There are two best ways to learn more about this service:

Review our free report:

• “The Critical Mistakes That Can Destroy the Financial Value of a Patent”

Try out the service for yourself:

• Free patent quality analysis

Alternatively:

• Click Here to read more details about the Telaric Ideas Patent Quality Service.

• Click Here to order an analysis of a patent or patent application downloadable from the US Patent and Trademark Office website.

• Send an e-mail to patentquality@telaricideas.com if you have questions or would like to discuss a specific project.

We look forward to assisting you with your patent work.