Patent Law
Rimon’s IP attorneys provide value-added services to clients by combining creativity with extensive experience and expertise in key areas. We help our clients secure valuable patent assets, monetize those assets through licensing or business transactions and develop strategies to enforce patent rights through litigation.
A patent is a legal document that defines a set of exclusive rights to a new technology, product or service. The exclusive rights are granted to the patent owner for a limited amount of time and can be leveraged in a variety of ways to support a business strategy and add value to a business.
Patents have many strategic uses. Patents can be used to create a legal barrier to competition, to establish a portfolio of assets that can be used to generate revenues through licensing or IP transfers or to augment the value of a business for purposes of raising seed or venture funding.
Rimon’s IP attorneys help clients secure valuable patent assets and develop business and legal strategies for using those assets.
Our patent services include:
- Advising on the patentability of inventions.
- Preparing and prosecuting patent applications to issuance.
- Managing and developing strategies for patent portfolios.
- Training personnel to help identify and protect patentable inventions.
- Performing patent audits to confirm patent assets are optimized for a client’s business strategy in a cost-effective manner.
- Generating patent landscapes for product lines and development roadmaps.
- Preparing non-infringement and invalidity opinions.
- Developing design-around strategies.
- Managing infringement matters or other disputes.
- Reviewing, negotiating and drafting complex intellectual property, corporate and commercial agreements or other transactions.
- Advising on merger and acquisition transactions and conducting due diligence relating to intellectual property issues.
Our clients include multi-national corporations, small businesses, early-stage startups and individual inventors.
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