ClaimMaster 2020 greatly improves its tools for analyzing Office Actions and drafting Office Shell responses. We’ve streamlined drafting workflows, added many new helpful features, and expanded on the pre-built library of boilerplate entries that could
We’ve recently rolled out a neat little feature in ClaimMaster version 2019.5.1, which labels part numbers in PDF figures with part names. These annotations make it easier to review figures when doing patent proofreading, especially
Version 2019.5 adds new HTML format for the generated patent family trees. The HTML format allows you to easily pan and zoom in/out of the family tree image. This is particularly helpful for the larger
Improved Speed and Stability ClaimMaster 2019.5 has been thoroughly optimized to remove various bottlenecks that affected ClaimMaster’s patent proofreading speed and stability. You’ll notice that this version runs several times faster, especially for larger documents
ClaimMaster 2019.5 features numerous improvements to the Office Action shells, forms, and PAIR tools: Create multi-document packages with one click Both Office Action shell and USPTO form tools now allow you to simultaneously select and
As you are probably aware, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), went into effect on 25 May 2018 and has a major impact on European privacy law. GDPR is a single regulation that unifies data protection
As you probably heard, the USPTO is changing the login procedure to Private PAIR and EFS-Web, replacing it with two-factor authentication (PKI certificates will be disabled on February 19, 2019). Certain background changes to Public
You can’t count on the USPTO to proofread your patent applications, especially for common mistakes like missing antecedent basis. For example, this 2006 study found that in a sample of 1600 patents issued by the USPTO:
