The AI-era software IP audit
Twelve checks for founders whose product can now be cloned with AI: terms of service, design patents and trade dress, technical evidence, and registrations.
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Prepare for the patent decision ahead.
Practical guides for owners, buyers, funders, and businesses facing a patent dispute. Organize the evidence, frame the questions, and make the next conversation more useful.
Design patents for a SaaS interface
What a U.S. design patent on an interface covers, the March 2026 USPTO guidance, filing deadlines, and the limits.
Read the guideAI training bans in terms of service
What makes a ban on scraping and AI training enforceable, what it reaches, and where contract law and the CFAA fall short.
Read the guideWhat to do when your app is cloned
What to preserve, which rights to check, the takedown and demand options, and the deadlines that matter.
Read the guidePatent portfolio due diligence checklist
A portfolio count is an inventory, not an investment thesis. Use this checklist to organize the evidence behind an acquisition or funding decision and identify what still needs investigation.
Read the guideLicense, sell, or enforce patents
Begin with the outcome you need, then test which route the evidence can support. Licensing, sale, and enforcement have different demands on time, control, capital, and the business relationship.
Read the guideChoosing patent litigation counsel
The right selection process tests how the proposed team will handle your dispute. Compare its analysis, staffing, communication, and financial assumptions against the decision your business needs to make.
Read the guideUse the guides in your own review.
The checklists are open to read, use, and print without an email gate. They organize a discussion; they do not replace a review of the facts, documents, and legal issues in a specific matter.
For the firm’s services, visit our practice areas. For commentary on recent patent disputes, read the IP Litigation Pulse.
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