Justin Doop, Esq.

General Counsel, Founding Member of Legal & Product

Justin Doop, Esq. is a fully licensed and practicing U.S. patent attorney. He studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and law at Georgetown University Law Center. Before joining Solve, Justin practiced law at Quarles & Brady, a top U.S. law firm, where he managed, supervised, and prosecuted global patent portfolios and counseled companies on multi-million-dollar global product and technology launches.

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September 14, 2026Welcoming Jack Kraynak to the Solve Intelligence TeamWe're happy to welcome Jack Kraynak to Solve Intelligence as a Legal & Product Engineer! Jack is a registered U.S. patent agent who joins us with several years of patent examination experience at the USPTO, along with licensing and assignment work at IBM. He specializes in prior art searching, claim interpretation, response drafting, and freedom-to-operate strategy. He holds a B.S. in Bioengineering, and as an undergraduate he focused on 3D bioprinting and additive manufacturing.Read article

July 21, 2026Solve Intelligence × iManage: Solve’s Patent Workflows and AI agents seamlessly integrated with your Firm’s IntelligencePatent attorneys can now directly connect with iManage into Solve Intelligence’s platform, further streamlining your patent workflows. The best patent applications are built from deep context. Claim sets that hold up, specifications that anticipate rejections and objections, arguments that resonate with examiners and legal and IP decisions that align with business and client needs. All of this depends on the attorney having the right materials at the right time. That's why we integrated Solve Intelligence directly with iManage. iManage is where IP practices and firm intelligence lives. It's the document management platform trusted by thousands of legal organizations globally, where client disclosures land, where prosecution histories are stored, where the institutional knowledge of a firm accumulates over years. Now, that knowledge is directly accessible inside Solve.Read article