Docket Alarm Expands
Coverage With Data From PAIR
Docket Alarm has
expanded its coverage to U.S. Patent Application prosecution history from the
Patent Application Information Retrieval (PAIR) system and all of the
underlying documents.
The Docket Alarm team
will be showcasing the PAIR addition at the upcoming AIPLA 2019 Annual
Meeting on October 24-26th in Washington, D.C.
“If a patent gets
enforced, the action usually takes place in U.S. District Courts or the I.T.C.
and invalidity challenges often come before the PTAB, but it all starts at the
USPTO,” says Docket Alarm Founder and Managing Director Michael Sander. “Docket
Alarm now offers attorneys the full lifecycle of a patent, starting with its
prosecution history on PAIR, through enforcement, validity challenges, and appeals.
Patent attorneys and litigators now have all the tools they need in one place.”
For the first time,
Docket Alarm now allows patent professionals to: (1) mine the full record of
the USPTO to find past arguments and admissions made by applicants or examiners, helping
them craft better arguments and win more cases; (2) use legal analytics to
build a bigger book of business, either by finding companies with growing
portfolios or by showcasing your own firm’s work; (3) stay on top of an
adversary or client’s portfolio, with fast-tracking of new prosecution
activity.
Thousands of attorneys
already use Docket Alarm to find new clients, win business and build a better
case. The platform is now also available for U.S. Patent Application
prosecution histories:
Track: Track the status of a patent application
and receive up to hourly notifications of each office action, response,
allowance, and other prosecution events
Search: Search the entire record of prosecution
history, including within documents on Public PAIR. Filter by inventor,
assignee, examiner, or Boolean search to find arguments
Analytics: Build customized analytics in the USPTO
and generate statistics on time to allowance, allowance rate, and much more
across a wide variety of filters.
For a free trial and
more information, visit www.docketalarm.com or connect with the Docket Alarm team at
the AIPLA 2019 Annual Meeting.
Docket Alarm is an advanced search and litigation tracking service for the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB), the International Trade Commission (ITC), Bankruptcy Courts, and Federal Courts across the United States. Docket Alarm searches and tracks millions of dockets and documents for thousands of users.
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