3rd January

PatentFizz now does Published Applications!

by Stephen M. Nipper. | Posted in IP Law Practice   Comments Off

Matt over at PatentFizz has announced that PatentFizz is now starting to cover published patent applications. Very cool!

What can you do at PatentFizz? Oh, let me count the ways!
1. Download PDF copies of patents.
2. Download PDF copies of just the first pages of patents.
3. Enter a patent number and have all the relevant information for a patent on one page.
4. Check whether a patent is expired.
5. Leave comments (for instance, invalidating prior art) on a third party’s patents.
6. Automatically generate a weekly (delivered by email) report regarding patents issued in a class, to an assignee, etc.

Way to go Matt!

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