IP Copilot
AI IP Management Platform
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Author: Austin Walters
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Ryan McCleary is a seasoned intellectual property attorney and technology expert serving as a Shareholder at Young Basile, an IP-focused law firm. With over 15 years of legal experience and 10 years of industry experience, Ryan has advised innovative technology companies on patent portfolio development, intellectual property litigation, and strategic transactions. His wide-ranging background in…
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IP Copilot, an AI-powered intellectual property management platform, is pleased to announce the appointment of David Schellhase to its Advisory Board. Schellhase brings a wealth of experience as a legal and business leader, having served as General Counsel for industry-defining companies like Salesforce, Groupon, and Slack. As an advisor, he will provide strategic mentorship to…
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This week we look at a recent PTAB decision. I pulled one random case from the Board’s docket published over the last few days, where IP Copilot was not used. In Ex parte Hagiwara & Sakurada, the PTAB affirmed §103 rejections for a ThMn₁₂/TbCu7-class magnet composition that included small-amount Be and B ranges. The Board agreed with…
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If your search strategy still reads like a séance with the spirits of Boolean—quotation marks here, a wildcard there—good news: 2025 is the year prior art search stops being a scavenger hunt and starts behaving like a first‑chair associate who actually read the spec. The center of gravity has shifted from keyword roulette to feature‑level…
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This week we look at a recent PTAB decision. I pulled one random case from the Board’s docket published over the last few days, where IP Copilot was not used. In Ex parte Stuhrmann (Appeal 2025‑000356), the PTAB affirmed §103 rejections on claims to a photocurable ceramic formulation for additive manufacturing (see decision here). The Board…
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