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Conducting thorough prior art searches requires searching multiple patent databases, analyzing hundreds of references, and assessing patentability—a process that typically takes attorneys 12-20 hours per disclosure. Manual searches risk missing critical references across international databases, non-patent literature, and related technical fields, potentially leading to costly rejections or inv...
Conducting thorough prior art searches requires searching multiple patent databases, analyzing hundreds of references, and assessing patentability—a process that typically takes attorneys 12-20 hours per disclosure. Manual searches risk missing critical references across international databases, non-patent literature, and related technical fields, potentially leading to costly rejections or invalidated patents.
CaseMark automates comprehensive prior art searches across USPTO, EPO, WIPO, and technical literature databases, extracting key concepts from your disclosure and analyzing relevance against every claim. Receive a complete patentability report with tiered references, claim-by-claim analysis, and prosecution recommendations in under 30 minutes.