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Artificial Intelligence tools, systems, and platforms provide patent practitioners with a great opportunity for both enhanced speed and higher quality work product. But how do you get AI tools to deliver what you want and need? This is an important question because the “prompt and pray” tactic often employed when using AI leads to frustration, dissatisfaction, and is sometimes…
Staying compliant is getting tougher. As we move into 2026, export control and sanctions rules are evolving fast, and IP teams are feeling the pressure. This panel discussion on Thursday, February 12, at 12 PM ET will break down why paying attention to these rules matters and where organizations may be at risk. We’ll talk through the real-world challenges—from shifting…
Drafting chemistry-related patent applications can be very time-intensive, particularly when balancing breadth, fallback positions, and internal consistency across complex embodiments. Early versions of AI drafting tools were aimed at mechanical and electrical applications, but today the use of AI drafting in the chemical and material science area is growing, and the results are surprisingly good. Join us on Tuesday, February 17,…
New antibody patenting strategies, such as structure-based genus and means plus function claims, are reshaping how antibody genus claims are being written post Amgen v. Sanofi. Join us on Thursday, March 5, 12:00 PM ET, as we discuss examples of antibody genus claims recently allowed by the USPTO based on these strategies. This webinar will explore: New antibody claim strategies that…
