Patent Infringement Analysis

CaseMark's Patent Infringement Analysis skill automates the labor-intensive process of mapping patent claims to accused product features, generating comprehensive claim charts and structured legal analysis. It applies the Phillips claim construction framework, evaluates literal infringement and Doctrine of Equivalents, assesses validity defenses, and delivers actionable strategic recommendations — all in a fraction of the time required for manual analysis.

Patent infringement analysis is one of the most time-consuming tasks in IP litigation. Manually mapping dozens of claim elements to accused product features, constructing Phillips-compliant claim interpretations, and evaluating both literal infringement and Doctrine of Equivalents requires attorneys to cross-reference thousands of pages of patent specifications, prosecution histories, and technical documentation — often taking days or weeks per patent.

CaseMark automates the heavy lifting of patent infringement analysis by ingesting patent documents, accused product materials, and prior art references to generate structured claim charts with element-by-element mapping. The AI applies the Phillips claim construction framework, evaluates infringement under both literal and equivalents theories, identifies validity defenses, and produces strategic recommendations — delivering a comprehensive first-draft report that attorneys can refine and finalize.

How it works

1. 1. Upload your asserted patent documents, accused product materials, and prior art references

2. 2. AI maps each claim element to accused product features using Phillips claim construction principles

3. 3. Review the generated claim charts, infringement analysis, and strategic recommendations

4. 4. Export the complete infringement report in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)