Customizing Office Action Response Shells

ClaimMaster makes it easy to convert your existing Office Actions responses into reusable Office Action response shell templates. You can create as many templates as you’d like.

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ClaimMaster can quickly search the currently opened Word document for keywords and provide you with a table of supporting text citations in the specification.

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ClaimMaster can determine whether any terms or words used in claims are not explicitly supported in the specification (i.e., all document sections other than claims).

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ClaimMaster includes a patent application drafting tool that lets you to quickly generate a draft Summary section for the patent application from a set of selected claims.

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ClaimMaster lets you quickly import bibliographic data from your docketing system into its internal database. Once the data is loaded into ClaimMaster’s internal cache, you will not need to access PAIR to get data for the

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ClaimMaster has a handy patent drafting tool that lets you quickly generate a claim summary that lists the claims that are pending, cancelled, amended, etc. This is done based on your desired template language. Once

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ClaimMaster makes it incredibly easy to generate claim charts. The generated charts can include multiple columns, with claim text positioned in the left-most column and broken up by claim limitations. The charts can also include

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ClaimMaster includes tools that will help you calculate excess claim fees, if any, that are due to the USPTO or EPO. The calculations are based on the number of claims, their type, and the type of

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ClaimMaster can check your documents for various stylistic issues and appearance of certain phrases or keywords that could be problematic. These phrases are commonly referred to as “patent profanities” and normally include limiting terms, such as

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ClaimMaster includes several patent proofreading tools for checking claims in a patent document for various antecedent basis (“AB”) issues, such as missing or ambiguous antecedents, and other types of related inconsistencies. For more information on this

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