I will respond to a patent office action

Our experienced patent practitioners can often salvage applications through careful amendments and skilled argument, even when the original filing was inadequate or poorly drafted.

Yes. We frequently help inventors who are dissatisfied with their previous representation. We'll review your application history and develop a strategy to strengthen your position.

We often see narrow claims and weak responses from discount services. Our practitioners can typically broaden protection and overcome rejections through sophisticated legal arguments and strategic amendments.

We can often introduce new aspects through careful amendments while maintaining your priority date for the original disclosure. We'll review your options for maximizing protection.

A skilled response can mean the difference between a worthless patent and valuable protection. Our practitioners know how to navigate USPTO requirements effectively.

We excel at turning around challenging cases. Our practitioners analyze rejection patterns and develop comprehensive strategies to overcome USPTO concerns.

Yes. We frequently clarify and strengthen claims while maintaining or expanding scope. Our responses focus on creating commercially valuable protection.

Our practitioners excel at examiner communication. We often resolve issues through interviews that couldn't be fixed through written responses alone. All our practitioners are trained in soft skills as well as their respective specializations.

We have extensive experience salvaging challenging applications. While every case is different, our practitioners regularly overcome rejections that others couldn't address effectively.

Look for registration with the USPTO - both patent attorneys and patent agents must pass the same rigorous patent bar exam and maintain active registration. Both are qualified to handle USPTO filings and proceedings. Be wary of non-registered persons or invention promotion companies.