Every filing, response, and renewal handled with care. Clear documents, reliable deadline control, and honest risk disclosure are the foundation of good IP service.
Understand the technology, product stage, disclosure schedule, filing goals, and budget.
Clients provide technical descriptions, drawings, product photos, flowcharts, test data, or slides.
Confirm technical features, embodiments, alternatives, and differences over the prior art.
Assess invention, utility model, design, or foreign filing routes for the case.
Draft the specification, claims, abstract, and description of drawings.
Verify technical content, consistency, reference numerals, claim hierarchy, and required disclosure.
Provide the pre-filing draft for the client to confirm technical accuracy.
File the application and docket all case deadlines.
Analyze cited references and response strategies after office actions arrive.
After grant, handle issuance, annuities, and ongoing management.
Understand the brand name, logo, goods and services, territories of use, and launch schedule.
Search for identical or similar marks and assess the risk.
Plan filing classes around actual goods and services and future brand extension.
Explain registration risk, possible adjustments, and filing strategy.
Confirm applicant details, the mark, designated goods and services, and required attachments.
File the application through official procedure.
Track examination status and deadlines.
If an official opinion issues, analyze the grounds and propose a response or amendment.
Handle registration, renewals, recordals, and rights maintenance after approval.
Advise clients on preserving brand-use materials for future disputes or maintenance.
Confirm target markets, filing objectives, budget, and timeline.
Confirm whether a domestic case exists, whether to claim priority, and the deadlines.
Prepare applications, translations, drawings, powers of attorney, and other materials.
Confirm quotations, procedural requirements, and filing materials with foreign associates.
The local associate files under local law.
Track examination, office actions, annuities, and other procedural matters.
Not sure which approach fits your situation? Here are six scenarios we see most often.
We help review the technology, disclosure schedule, and filing options — avoiding early disclosure that could compromise future rights.
We help take stock and prioritize filings by technical difference, commercial value, competitor position, and budget.
We analyze the cited art, the examiner's reasoning, and possible amendments, and assess whether to argue, amend, or take another path.
We run searches and risk assessments, and advise on filing, adjusting, or alternative naming directions.
We help confirm both parties' trademark status, gather use evidence, and identify available procedural options.
We help confirm target countries, priority deadlines, associate quotations, filing strategy, and maintenance costs.
From filing strategy to deadline management, make intellectual property a trackable business asset. We suggest reviewing the Consultation Guide, gathering your materials, and getting in touch.
