How Intellex EU Cut Patent Drafting Time Without Sacrificing Quality

How Intellex EU Cut Patent Drafting Time Without Sacrificing Quality

Intellex is an Intellectual Property law firm with more than 30 years of experience at the intersection of technology and law internationally. Intellex offers expert services in defining patent strategy, building a strong portfolio, and handling litigation for clients in Greece, Cyprus, and the Eastern Mediterranean region.

The Challenge: Time-Intensive Patent Application Drafting

As a European patent firm, Intellex manages complex inventions across multiple jurisdictions. Drafting to EPO standards is meticulous and time-consuming, especially when handling parallel filings in other regions. The Intellex team sought a way to improve drafting efficiency without compromising the precision and legal rigor their clients expect.

The Solution: AI that Speaks the Attorney’s Language

In 2024, Intellex adopted Solve Intelligence’s AI Patent Drafting Copilot. Unlike generic AI tools, Solve Intelligence is specifically designed for a patent attorney's needs, allowing attorneys to choose exactly where and when to use AI—from claims to detailed descriptions—while making every edit fully traceable.

“Solve's AI understands a wide range of inventions, performs in-depth analysis, and delivers high-quality edits. You can see exactly where and why changes were made based on your instructions.” – ​​​Dr. Dimitris Kouzelis, Managing Partner

Why It Works: Sophisticated AI Assistance

Intellex chose Solve Intelligence for these standout strengths:

Built-in EPO drafting templates ensure compliance from the start.

Transparent edit tracking keeps attorneys fully in control of their work.

Deep technical understanding of inventions across a wide range of disciplines.

Flexible use across any section of a patent application.

• Customizability to adapt to each attorney’s drafting style.

The Results: Drafts in a Fraction of the Time

With Solve Intelligence, Intellex significantly reduced drafting and editing time without compromising technical depth or quality.

“Using Solve Intelligence has reduced the time I spend on drafting and editing an application by 30%. I would recommend this tool to other patent attorneys.” – ​​​Dr. Dimitris Kouzelis, Managing Partner

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