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Why Skipping Design Searches Could Cost You Millions

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  Do you think your product’s design is safe? Think again. In today’s hyper-competitive market, visual design isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s a legal battleground. With over 1.19 million design patent filings in 2023, the risk of unintentional infringement has never been higher. Legal disputes, like the billion-dollar Apple vs. Samsung case , show that overlooking design rights early can lead to massive financial and reputational losses. What is the solution? Proactive design patent searches during product development. They help you: Identify risks before launch Avoid costly reworks or lawsuits Protect your product’s market space Companies like Samsung now build strategic design IP portfolios that span packaging, interfaces, and components—not just the final product. The message is clear: design matters more than ever. 💡 Want to avoid design litigation and boost innovation? Check out the full blog to see how early design searches can give your company...

How AI Assistants Are simplifying Patent Review

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  AI has become a game-changer in the patent industry, transforming how professionals conduct IP research. Tools like PatAssist from PatSeer significantly reduce time spent on patent analysis by delivering fast, in-depth insights that previously took hours to extract manually. Key Benefits of AI Assistants in Patent Review: Quick Answers to Technical Queries : AI simplifies complex patent language, making it accessible for both specialists and non-experts. Custom, Multi-Layered Insights : Get tailored responses relevant to your project without scanning full patent documents. Context-Aware Conversations : AI retains previous questions, enabling smoother multi-step analysis. Transparency with Citations : Outputs are backed by direct references, ensuring reliability. Best Practices for Using AI in IP Work: Be specific with your queries. Group related questions for better context. Ask for paragraph citations when needed. Follow up for ...