Introduction Competitive M&A deal processes give you five to ten days for patent due diligence. Traditional patent due diligence takes three to six weeks, involves hundreds of billable hours from IP counsel, and — given time constraints — typically covers...
Introduction A European patent licensing campaign is not a US campaign with different time zones and currencies. Patent validation status varies by country — a bundle patent maintained in Germany may have lapsed in Italy. Royalty rate norms differ across...
Introduction The number that changed everything: in late 2025, USPTO Director John Squires issued 34 consecutive IPR denials — every single petition he personally reviewed. At that point, the institution rate had effectively hit zero. That was the inflection point....
Introduction In today’s highly competitive landscape, patent licensing is one of the most effective strategies for maximizing revenue from intellectual property. It allows businesses to generate ongoing income by granting others the right to use their patented technologies. However, the...
Introduction Patent licensing is one of the most lucrative ways to monetize intellectual property, allowing patent holders to generate revenue without manufacturing or selling products themselves. However, the licensing process is complex and filled with challenges. Many businesses struggle to...
Introduction Patent monetization is no longer just about owning patents—it’s about making them work for you. Simply holding a patent does not guarantee revenue. The real challenge lies in identifying the right licensing opportunities, securing high-value deals, and enforcing IP...