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IP rights management software is aimed at more than one type of IP right (patent, trademark, domain names, copyright, etc). These tools cover one or more type, supporting registration, repository of IP rights, support with maintenance/licensing/renewing IP rights. Examples include Anaqua and FoundationIP.

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IP Rights Management

IP rights management can be classified in two ways: by type of IP right (patent vs trademark vs copyright) or by type of functionality (support with registration, repository of IP rights, support with maintenance/licensing/renewing IP rights). Legaltech Hub classifies by IP right only for the time being.

IP Management

This is a catch-all category for a number of companies that provide non-legal services to law firms and in-house departments. For example companies like Frontline and Keno Kozie provide IT support to law firms. Companies like LAC Group and LegalEase Solutions LLC for library management and legal research. Frontline also provides billing services to law firms.

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Domain Name Management

For trademarks only, these tools support registration, repository of IP rights, support with maintenance/licensing/renewing IP rights. Examples include Alt Legal, Trademarknow and CPi Trademark Management System by Computer Packages.

Trademark Management

For patents only, these tools support patent prosecution, prior art searches, repository of patents, support with maintenance/licensing/renewing patents. Examples include AI patents, NL Patents by Legalicity, and Patent Advisor by LexisNexis.

Patent Management

For copyright only, these tools support registration, repository of IP rights, and the maintenance, licensing and renewal of IP rights.

Copyright Management

In recent years, solutions have developed that make it easier for lawyers to read, review and analyze legal documents such as contracts. These solutions typically break down legal documents into their composite parts and are able to reveal aspects of a document to reviewers at will, for example by opening defined terms in a separate panel that can be accessed alongside the core document, or by moving seamlessly between sections of a document. Similar to certain proofreading solutions, these tools will also often point out discrepancies and inconsistencies within a document, allowing lawyers to more easily identify and correct errors.

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