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Drafting a high-quality patent application requires more than technical knowledge and legal judgment. It demands clear writing, disciplined process management, and a careful balance between precision and readability. For law firms, the stakes are especially high. A well-drafted application can improve prosecution efficiency, reduce avoidable revisions, and create a stronger foundation for long-term patent protection.
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The adoption of artificial intelligence in legal practice has entered a new phase where experimentation is no longer enough. AI is now actively reshaping how legal work is performed, how patent teams analyze portfolios, and how law firms are expected to price their services. Successful organizations have realized that AI is not a mere software acquisition exercise but a rigorous discipline of workflow design and capital allocation.
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The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has sparked lively debates among intellectual property experts. Can tools like DeepSeek, ChatGPT, and Perplexity Pro really take over the old-school grind of patent research? Recent expert roundtables show a mix of impressive speed and some serious pitfalls.
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From 2 February 2026, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Latvia can apply for co-financing of intellectual property protection. Support will be available until 4 December 2026 or until the funds allocated to the support programme are exhausted.
💡 The SME Fund closed 2025 with a significant number of applications from Latvian entrepreneurs – 574 applications were received from Latvian SMEs, applying in total for 750 services.
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A pivotal transformation is taking shape in how America safeguards its AI innovation, and 2026 stands poised to become a watershed moment for patent law. What makes this shift so compelling is the fundamental disconnect between two powerful forces: the courts and the Patent Office are operating with fundamentally different philosophies about what deserves protection.
