Allows the inventor / patent attorney to assess the novelty of an idea / invention and its patentability and determines whether it is new or whether there are any publications on the same, similar or related inventions.
State of the Art (prior art) concerns everything that was known prior to the priority date of a patent application and represents the subject matter of the invention that must differ in novelty and inventive activity.
Contrary to the “state of the art”, the comprehensive state of the art covers a special field completely in order to enable a patent law evaluation.
Sets a focus on any kind of publications (patents, journal literature, conference reports, newspaper articles, publications on the Internet, etc.) that can be used to oppose the granting of a patent ("opposition search") or declare the grant of a patent invalid ("Validity Search").
Is performed to determine if there are any unexpired patents that prohibit the manufacturing, use or sale of a product, procedure or process.
Checks the dependence / independence of third-party property rights and ensures that a product, procedure or process can be manufactured, used or sold free of unauthorized use of proprietary technology.
CPRS provides comprehensive patent and literature research for the chemical, pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and life science industries. My services emphasize quality, precision, and thoroughness.
My researchers apply their rigorous academic, scientific, and business experience to my client assignments.
Complex patent research depends on state-of-the-art scientific literature and patent search tools and databases. My expert knowledge of these tools assures thorough results; and more importantly, my applied experience in the industry provides our clients competitive strategic counsel.
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