Improvements to Patent Drafting Tools

ClaimMaster (2021.10) adds many improvements to our patent drafting tools to help you with drafting and analysis of patent documents.

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ClaimMaster 2021.10 adds a number of improvements to our various patent downloading tools.

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In this post, we continue to discuss some of the lesser-known yet helpful ClaimMaster features in our Office Action shells, USPTO forms, and downloading tools.

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As noted by Judge Newman “there are few, if any, legal documents more difficult to craft, more fraught with pitfalls than patent applications.” In this post we go over various drafting errors that could raise 35 U.S.C. 112 issues during litigation and discuss how to avoid them.

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ClaimMaster features have grown steadily over the years and we’ve occasionally added features to address specific user requests. Some of these helpful ClaimMaster features might not be well-known to the casual users, so we’ll highlight them in this post to hopefully help you work a little more efficiently with our patent proofreading and patent drafting tools.

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The USPTO’s has recently released a major Private PAIR update. The new update attempts to disable automated access to Private PAIR, but we have a solution, so read on.

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We are excited to announce a new ClaimMaster 2021 release.  This release includes numerous new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Below is an outline of the many improvements we’ve added in this release – click

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ClaimMaster 2021 includes many significant improvements to part # proofreading and drafting. First and foremost, we’ve revisited the basic proofreading algorithms to improve error detection and reduce false positives. In addition, we’ve added a number

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This release of ClaimMaster includes several helpful improvements to the Office Action analysis and shell tools. 1. Auto-detection of fields for Office Action shell conversion The Shell Wizard can now auto-detect and insert replacement fields

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Reading and analyzing patents is not easy. Not only is the subject matter dense, but you also have to constantly go back-and-forth between the claims, the specification, and figures. To help a little with this

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