Claim Chart
PATENT INFRINGEMENT CLAIM CHARTS
Claim charts are an essential artifact during any patent licensing or enforcement campaign, as it articulates the infringement theory in an easy to understand and difficult to refute format. Moreover, claim charts may evolve throughout a campaign, as new evidence is discovered during fact discovery, and the infringement positions become consolidated pre-trial.
We know what it takes to win.
Copperpod has helped plaintiff attorneys prepare detailed infringement contentions and evidence of use Claim Charts on over 100 patent litigation matters.
We understand the burden of proof our clients must satisfy - and work hard to make sure that our claim charts are not only thorough, on time but also explain technical concepts fully through easy-to-understand expert comments.
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Whether it is multimedia delivery networks, consumer electronics or medical devices, our experts possess the niche expertise and the best resources to to bolster your infringement positions.
We work with clients throughout the case so that our Evidence of Use reports, Claim Charts and Infringement Contentions explore all the different aspects of infringement, and consistently align with the case facts.
Patent Invalidity Search: New Approaches to Prior Art Search
What is Patent Invalidity Search?
A patent invalidity search is a process to invalidate a patent. The patent invalidity search is performed to find the relevant published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, manuals, and even university theses), videos, and/or products available before the priority/filing date of a patent.
1. For new inventions, a prior art search helps you determine how likely is it that your invention (or portions thereof) will receive a patent.
2. For existing patents, a prior art search helps you challenge their validity (for example, through an Inter Partes Review at the Patent Trial and Appellate Board).
3. For patent licensing, a prior art search is performed to extract high-value patents in a patent portfolio and explore licensing opportunities. (Patent portfolio mining)
What is Patent Invalidity Search?
A patent invalidity search is a process to invalidate a patent. The patent invalidity search is performed to find the relevant published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, manuals, and even university theses), videos, and/or products available before the priority/filing date of a patent.
1. For new inventions, a prior art search helps you determine how likely is it that your invention (or portions thereof) will receive a patent.
2. For existing patents, a prior art search helps you challenge their validity (for example, through an Inter Partes Review at the Patent Trial and Appellate Board).
3. For patent licensing, a prior art search is performed to extract high-value patents in a patent portfolio and explore licensing opportunities. (Patent portfolio mining)