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Can you revive abandoned/lapsed patents and patent applications in India?

A patent attorney’s job includes tracking and managing deadlines and schedules for each patent case that he or she handles. Every Indian patent has at least ten (10) deadlines on average, and a patent attorney managing a portfolio of one hundred patents must keep track of at least one thousand dates. Read More

Role of ‘Intent’ in Reviving lost Patents and Patent Applications in India

One of the critical parts of a patent attorney’s work is the management of timelines and deadlines relating to patent files being handled by her/him. On an average, each patent file in India has at least ten (10) deadlines, and if a patent attorney has a portfolio of 100 patents, she/he is looking at at least 1000 dates to track. Read More

Practical Pointers on Managing Patents

Effective patent management requires organized systems, cost analysis, and periodic auditing. Customising management strategies to suit organisational resources and jurisdictional requirements ensures robust protection and maintenance of patent portfolios.

Challenges in IP Portfolio Management

Managing an IP portfolio involves navigating complex challenges, including varied legal deadlines, coordination with clients, translation accuracy, and docketing. This post provides an analytical overview of these issues within the context of Indian and international IP law.

IP life cycle management: A primer on IP Portfolio Management

This article provides an analytical overview of IP portfolio management, highlighting its significance in business strategy and value creation. It explores the processes, challenges, and best practices in managing intellectual property assets throughout their life cycle.