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Session 6: AI in Patent Practice

Moderator:   C. Gregory Gramenopoulos, Finnegan

Panelists: Chris Parsonson, Solve Intelligence

Helen Chacon, Legora
Oskar Block, Stilta

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AI in Patent Practice

MODERATED BY

C. Gregory Gramenopoulos

Partner
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP

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Panel Presentation

(50 min.)

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Product Demos

(30 min.)

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Audience Q&A

(10 min.)

Agenda

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Goals:

Explore current AI capabilities, real-world use 
cases, and integration with law firm systems. 

Address data security and confidentiality 
considerations, and what patent professionals 
can expect as these tools continue to evolve. 

Demos of the latest AI features and capabilities

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Chris Parsonson

https://www.solveintelligence.com/

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Helen Chacon 

https://legora.com/

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Oskar Block

https://legora.com/

Panelists

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I. Current Capabilities and Overview

II. Workflows and Use Case Identification 

III. Technical Needs and Law Firm Integration 

IV. Data Security, Privacy, and Compliance 

V. Future Implementation and Outlook

Panel Topics

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Please provide an overview of your platform’s core capabilities.

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How does your platform handle the unique aspects of patent 

work—such as patent drafting, claim charting, or 

invalidity/infringement analysis?  

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What are the advantages of using a specialized platform or 

tool? 

I.  Current Capabilities and Overview

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(Helen, Chris)

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How do you help law firms identify high-value use cases for 

AI adoption within their existing patent practice? 

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Do you offer workflow assessment tools, ROI calculators, or 

other frameworks to support IP practices?

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Please share examples of how your platform integrates into 

common law firm systems and databases (e.g., docketing 

systems, iManage, NetDocs, etc).

II.  Workflow and Use Case Identification

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(Oskar, Chris)

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What are the key technical needs for seamless integration 

into a law firm environment?  For example, what APIs, 

security options, and/or infrastructure requirements do firms 

typically need?

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What training or fine-tuning options exist for firm-specific 

data, terminology, or preferences (e.g., preferred drafting or 

writing styles)?

III.  Technical Needs and Law Firm Integration

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(Helen, Oskar)

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Please describe your encryption standards, data residency 

options, and measures to prevent unauthorized access or 

model training on client data. 

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How do you address concerns around confidentiality for highly 

sensitive patent applications, trade secrets, and attorney-client 

privileged information?

IV.  Data Security, Privacy, and Compliance

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Looking ahead 6-12 months, what new capabilities (e.g., multi-

agent systems, automated workflows, etc) do you plan to 

introduce for patent professionals? 

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How will legal tech solutions evolve over the next 1-3 years?  

V.  Future Implementation and Outlook

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