What is a Patent?
A patent is an exclusive legal right granted to an inventor for a novel invention, process, product, or technology. It prevents others from making, using, selling, or distributing the invention without the inventor’s consent, typically for 20 years from the filing date.
Why Patent Filing Matters
Filing a patent is a critical step for innovators and businesses. It:
- Protects Innovation – Ensures your invention cannot be copied or misused.
- Builds Competitive Advantage – Strengthens your market position with exclusive rights.
- Generates Revenue – Enables licensing, partnerships, or commercialization of technology.
- Adds Business Value – Increases brand credibility and attracts investors.
Our Patent Filing Practice
We assist inventors, startups, and corporations with end-to-end patent filing services. Our practice covers:
- Patent Searches & Analysis – Checking novelty and patentability.
- Drafting Patent Applications – Preparing precise and comprehensive specifications.
- Filing Applications – Submitting applications with patent offices in India and internationally.
- Prosecution & Office Actions – Responding to examiner queries and objections.
- International Protection (PCT Applications) – Securing rights across multiple jurisdictions.
- Portfolio Management – Maintaining and monitoring patents throughout their lifecycle.
Types of Patent Applications We Handle
- Provisional Patent Applications – For early protection while refining an invention.
- Non-Provisional (Complete) Applications – Detailed filings for full patent rights.
- PCT Applications – International filings under the Patent Cooperation Treaty.
- Design & Utility Patents – Covering both functional and ornamental aspects.
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced patent attorneys and technical experts
- Tailored strategies for startups, SMEs, and enterprises
- Global filing capabilities with strong international network
- Transparent process and cost-effective solutions
The Patent Filing Process
- Invention Disclosure – Understanding your innovation.
- Patent Search – Assessing novelty and scope.
- Drafting & Filing – Preparing application with claims, drawings, and description.
- Examination & Response – Addressing examiner’s objections.
- Grant of Patent – Securing exclusive rights.
- Maintenance – Paying renewals to keep the patent in force.