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A thorough search and watch process is vital to protect a brand, but manually filtering out the noise to identify true vulnerabilities is a massive operational bottleneck. Evaluating phonetic similarities, linguistic proximity, and absolute or relative grounds for refusal requires deep legal expertise, yet practitioners spend hours simply sorting through data before they can even begin their strategic analysis.

Our teams had the opportunity to attend INTA and IACC, two major events in the intellectual property field. These conferences provided a valuable platform to engage with industry peers, explore the latest trademark...

Every profession benefits from the lightning-fast pace of technological development, and IP management is no different. Discover the key trends and technologies we predict will impact the IP management

Increasing digitalization and modernization of legal operations have disrupted traditional ways of managing international patent filing and prosecution.

Learn how Munich Airport is strengthening employee-driven innovation with Questel's innosabi innovation management platform.

Making sure your IP legal docket is an effective resource can be a challenge, but the good news is that there are straightforward actions you can take to keep things clean and efficient, and ensure accurate IP docketing, even if you don’t have a dedicated IP docketing system or team of your own.

Advanced data on standard essential patents can be a game-changer for standard essential patent (SEP) licensing strategies, helping organizations mitigate risk and secure more favorable outcomes in rate negotiations.

In a recent webinar, hosted by World Trademark Review, Questel's Pascaline Bourreau and Brandstock's An-Sofie Vandelanotte shared practical insights on creating tailored and effective trademark searches by combining the latest AI trademark search technologies with human expertise. Here, we summarize some of the key points discussed.

Global intellectual property (IP) data continues to expand at a historic rate, with an ever-growing volume of patent, trademark, design, scientific, business and other relevant data now available to IP teams. For those to access those vast datasets efficiently, however, they also need access to reliable, integrated, and time-saving tools, as Questel’s Amandine Kandi-Masakidi explains.

In busy IP teams, paralegals face a never-ending cycle of docketing data, preparation of formal documents, correspondence with stakeholders, and deadline management.

If you’re looking to outsource your trademark renewals, you’ll need a provider you can trust to deliver the best possible service at a sensible cost.

Dedicated IP management software can enable law firms of all sizes to enhance their capacity and provide a better experience for clients, explains Tom Parish, Commercial Director of Equinox...

In this eBook, we share practical advice on how to create a robust trademark search and watch program...

By choosing an end-to-end integrated IP management system (IPMS), you can build efficiency across the entire IP management lifecycle, as one user of Equinox Law Firm+ explains.

Finding the right provider for intellectual property (IP) services can be challenging for various reasons.

Patent holders must pay a regular renewal fee to maintain their rights. However, the necessary fees, deadlines, and renewal procedures can vary greatly across jurisdictions worldwide.

While tech-driven search providers generate the most thorough and precise patent searches, not all search technology is created equal. We recommend considering these three key questions when selecting a supplier: