Specifications built to hold up in examination, licensing and litigation.
We draft provisional and complete patent applications for corporate IP departments and law firms worldwide. Registered patent attorneys and technical specialists work as one team, so every specification is ready for your target jurisdictions.
- 20 years' experienceDrafting and prosecution
- Attorney-led teamsWith technical domain specialists
- Multi-jurisdiction readyUSPTO, EPO, JPO, CNIPA, PCT
- Confidential by defaultNDA before any disclosure
The specification is the asset. Everything else follows from it.
Claim scope sets what a patent is worth in licensing negotiations, how far it can be enforced, and how smoothly it moves through examination in each jurisdiction. Those outcomes are fixed at drafting, long before the first office action.
Our attorneys pair technical depth with legal analysis, so each application describes the invention fully, distinguishes it clearly from the prior art and claims it at a scope that supports your commercial strategy.
Who we work with
Dedicated drafting support for organisations that file regularly and need consistent quality across a portfolio.
- Corporate IP departments
- IP law firms
- R&D centres and universities
- Technology companies
- USPTO
- EPO
- IPO
- JPO
- CNIPA
- PCT
A portfolio decision, not a formality.
A provisional application secures priority early, while your R&D and commercial teams keep working. The complete application is the document that is examined, granted and enforced. Both should be drafted with the end patent in mind.
- Month 0Provisional filedPriority date secured
- Month 12Complete or PCT filedClaims priority from the provisional
- Month 30 / 31National phaseIn your chosen countries
Provisional application
Locks in your priority date while development, testing or commercial review continues.
- Role in your portfolio
- Early priority across a product pipeline or a fast-moving technology area.
- Claims
- Not formally required. We include draft claims and representative embodiments to support later scope.
- What we deliver
- A full technical disclosure with variants and drawings, formatted for the office of first filing.
- Typical use
- Before publications, conferences, investor or partner discussions, or a product launch.
- Watch out for
- Only what is disclosed gets the early date. A thin provisional gives thin priority.
Complete application
The non-provisional specification that is examined and can mature into an enforceable patent.
- Role in your portfolio
- The asset itself: the basis for grant, licensing, enforcement and valuation.
- Claims
- A layered claim set, from broad independent claims to fallback positions for examination.
- What we deliver
- Title, abstract, field, background, summary, detailed description, drawings and claims.
- Typical use
- Direct filing, conversion of a provisional, or a PCT application for international protection.
- Watch out for
- Claim language that suits one office but draws objections in another. We draft for each target.
We draft provisionals close to complete standard, with full disclosure, multiple embodiments and draft claims, so conversion at 12 months is a refinement, not a rewrite.
Every section written with the examiner in mind.
We balance legal precision with technical rigour, anticipate likely objections and tailor each draft to the law and practice of your target offices, for PCT and national filings alike.
01Title and abstract
Precise and searchable, so the application is classified correctly.
02Technical field
Positions the invention for search and examination.
03Prior art discussion
Frames the technical problem without making admissions.
04Summary
The inventive concept and its advantages, stated clearly.
05Detailed description
Embodiments and variants that support broad and fallback claims.
06Drawings
Figures prepared to office standards.
07Claims
Layered claim sets built for grant, licensing and enforcement.
08Jurisdiction review
Format and substance checked for each target office.
From invention disclosure to a filing-ready draft.
We fit into your existing process, working with your inventors, R&D teams and in-house IP counsel or supervising attorneys. Preset timelines and multi-tier review keep single filings and portfolio batches on schedule.
- 01
Disclosure review
We study your invention disclosure, data and any earlier filings.
- 02
Prior art and strategy
Key prior art reviewed and a claim strategy agreed with you.
- 03
Inventor interview
Technical discussion to capture embodiments and variants.
- 04
Drafting
Specification, claims and drawings prepared by the assigned attorney.
- 05
Multi-tier review
Internal quality review, then your comments incorporated.
- 06
Filing-ready draft
Final specification formatted for each target office.
Standard turnaround per application, depending on complexity. For portfolio batches or a fixed filing date, we agree the schedule with you at the start.
Plan a drafting scheduleA drafting partner for portfolio-scale work.
Corporate IP teams and law firms rely on us for consistent, attorney-led drafting that holds up in examination, in licensing discussions and in court.
Attorney-led drafting
Registered patent attorneys and technical specialists prepare every draft together.
Strategic claim sets
Claims built for market leverage, enforceability and licensing, while meeting grant requirements.
Cross-jurisdiction compliance
Procedural and substantive requirements of each target office built into the draft.
Works within your process
Your templates, style guides, claim conventions and review cycles.
Predictable turnaround
Preset timelines and multi-tier quality control, for single filings and batches.
Technology-focused teams
Drafters matched to your field, with real domain expertise.
Questions from IP teams and law firms.
What corporate IP departments and law firms usually ask before engaging us for drafting.
Planning a filing programme?
Share your expected volume, technology areas and target jurisdictions. We will propose a team, turnaround and fee structure.
Request a proposal01Can you draft to our templates and style guide?
Yes. We work to your templates, claim conventions and terminology, and follow your review cycle, so drafts can go straight into your process with minimal rework.
02How do you protect confidentiality?
We sign an NDA before any disclosure, and invention details are shared only with the attorneys and specialists assigned to your matter.
03How long does drafting take?
Typically 1 to 3 weeks per application, depending on complexity. For batches or a fixed filing date, we agree the schedule with you at the start of the engagement.
04How is patent drafting priced?
Per application, based on the complexity of the invention and the type of application. For ongoing work, we can discuss portfolio arrangements. You receive a clear quote before we start.
05Should we file a provisional or a complete application first?
A provisional suits inventions that are still developing, or when a disclosure is imminent. If the invention is mature, a complete application saves a step. We recommend the route after reviewing the disclosure and your filing strategy.
Consistent, attorney-led drafting for your portfolio.
Tell us about your filing volume, technology areas and target jurisdictions. We will propose a drafting team, turnaround and fee structure.