FEATUREDAugust 24, 2026Thomson Reuters and Solve Intelligence Partner to Deepen AI Adoption Across Leading Patent PracticesSolve Intelligence’s partnership with Thomson Reuters brings together Solve’s patent and IP platform and practitioner-led support with Thomson Reuters’ longstanding experience helping global law firms adopt professional technology.
Solve Intelligence brings patent-specific AI capabilities to Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for LegalSolve Intelligence is pleased to announce that it is a launch partner for Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise for Legal.
Page White Farrer Adopts Solve Intelligence for AI-Assisted Patent DraftingPage White Farrer Adopts Solve Intelligence and Solve's AI Templates Page White Farrer ("PWF"), a specialist intellectual property firm with a longstanding focus on technology-driven innovation, has selected Solve Intelligence to support patent application drafting following an extensive evaluation of available AI tools. The firm has initially deployed the platform within its technology-focused patent teams, supporting work across sectors such as AI, software, telecommunications, electronics, semiconductors and engineering. The firm's objective was not to automate legal judgement or replace attorney expertise, but to accelerate the preparation of high-quality first drafts of patent applications. By combining AI-assisted drafting with custom templates tailored to the firm's preferred drafting approaches, Solve Intelligence helps attorneys move from an initial claim set to a reviewable first draft more efficiently while maintaining consistency and technical accuracy. For this partnership, PWF's primary focus was on configuring the platform around the firm's own drafting conventions, client preferences and established best practices, ensuring that the technology supports the way its attorneys already work.
Maiwald Chooses Solve Intelligence for Selected AI-Supported IP WorkflowsSolve Intelligence is proud to share that Maiwald, one of Germany’s largest and most progressive intellectual property firms, works with Solve Intelligence on selected AI-supported workflows in its patent and legal practice groups. Following an evaluation period during which selected functionalities were assessed for approved internal use cases, Maiwald and Solve have formed an enterprise partnership for 2026. The rollout reflects the same careful approach Maiwald brings to its client work. Solve enables customers in Europe to process data on servers located within Europe and holds recognized information-security certifications. In addition, Solve offers contractual commitments designed to protect confidential professional information in line with applicable statutory confidentiality obligations and professional conduct requirements. Against that background, any use of AI-supported tools took place only within approved governance structures and under applicable professional, contractual, confidentiality and data-protection requirements. That balance of innovation and professional judgment is characteristic of Maiwald. The firm has spent decades setting a standard for IP work in Europe: rigorous prosecution, a formidable contentious practice, and interdisciplinary teams of patent attorneys and attorneys-at-law working side by side. The firm approached AI the same way, methodically, with a clear sense of where it adds leverage and where an experienced attorney’s judgment remains irreplaceable.
PTAB Case Studies of AI Disclosure Requirements: Part IIThis article is the second of a series of Patent Trial & Appeal Board (PTAB) case studies (see Part I ), which aims to inform applicants’ approach to satisfying the written description and enablement requirements for patenting artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies.
How Successful Patent Practitioners Are Putting AI to WorkThe most effective patent practitioners are already using AI patent drafting to draft faster, catch claim inconsistencies earlier, and free up hours for the strategic work that actually wins allowances. Key takeaways AI patent drafting tools can reduce application drafting time by up to 80 percent, with Solve Intelligence customers consistently reporting 50 percent or greater efficiency gains across drafting and prosecution Roughly 9 out of 10 utility patent applications receive at least one office action rejection, so prosecution efficiency matters as much as drafting speed Solo attorneys use AI to match larger law firms on turnaround speed and client capacity The strongest reported results come from iterative AI–attorney collaboration, with practitioners directing the process and owning the final work product
Adopting AI in Patent Work: A Practical Playbook for IP TeamsSolve Intelligence works with over 700+ patent teams as they bring AI into daily practice, and the same pattern shows up again and again: recognising that AI helps is easy, but building consistent, team-wide use is not. Adoption tends to stall for a handful of reasons, from informal early experiments to unclear decision making, and a promising trial can fade out without anyone establishing whether the tool or the rollout was at fault. This playbook lays out the process that gets a team from first experiment to settled habit, with the attorney's judgment in control at every step.
Data Residency Explained: Why Server Location Matters for AI Patent SoftwareFor patent attorneys evaluating AI software like Solve Intelligence, or any SaaS tool used for handling client confidential data, data residency can affect confidentiality , compliance , and risk , and should be a part of your first-pass due diligence.
Solve Intelligence at AUTM 2026: Supporting the Tech Transfer EcosystemSolve Intelligence is proud to sponsor and attend the AUTM 2026 Annual Meeting in Seattle, February 8–11, 2026. AUTM's Annual Meeting is the premier gathering for technology transfer professionals, bringing together university tech transfer offices (TTOs), research institutions, industry partners, and IP professionals to connect, share insights, and develop partnerships that bring innovations to the marketplace. We're sponsoring AUTM 2026 because we believe AI has a critical role to play in accelerating tech transfer, and we're committed to supporting the professionals who make it happen.
The EPO Scales Up AI-Assisted Minute-Taking in Oral ProceedingsArtificial intelligence is becoming an everyday reality in intellectual property workflows. In a noteworthy development, the European Patent Office (EPO) has announced that it will expand the use of AI to assist in drafting minutes of oral proceedings in examination and opposition cases throughout 2026. This move follows a successful pilot phase involving approximately 150 oral proceedings since May 2025.
Powering the Edge of Possibility: How MKS is Accelerating Innovation with Solve IntelligenceMKS has adopted a cutting-edge AI-powered tool by Solve Intelligence to transform patent drafting and analysis.
Solve in Practice: Drafting Antibody Patent ApplicationsLearn how to use Solve's Patent Copilot to streamline sequence listings, claims, and compliance with ST.26 and USPTO requirements
Johnathon Webb to join Solve’s Customer Advisory BoardWe are excited to welcome Johnathon E. Webb, Partner at Faegre Drinker, to Solve Intelligence’s Customer Advisory Board.
The Power of Convergence: How Troutman Pepper Locke Is Unifying Patent Excellence With Solve IntelligenceSolve Intelligence is pleased to announce that Troutman Pepper Locke has partnered with Solve Intelligence to support their patent practice.
How HG Is Scaling Workflows While Preserving an Attorney-Led Standard of Quality and Commercial Judgment With Solve IntelligenceSolve Intelligence is proud to share that HG, a leading cross-Atlantic IP firm, has expanded their partnership with Solve Intelligence to give clients the choice of AI-assisted IP workflows.
Altacit Global Enhances Patent Drafting Workflows With Solve IntelligenceSolve Intelligence is pleased to announce that Altacit Global, a leading Indian intellectual property law firm, has chosen Solve Intelligence as their AI platform to help improve the efficiency and consistency of patent drafting workflows.
Bookoff McAndrews and Solve Intelligence Partner to Support Patent Prosecution PracticeSolve Intelligence is pleased to announce that Bookoff McAndrews is expanding it's use of Solve Intelligence.
Solve Intelligence Raises $40M Series B to Build AI for Patents and Launches ChartsAs reported by Sifted, Tech Funding News, Artificial Lawyer, Law360 and Law.com, we are excited to announce that we have raised our $40M Series B, taking our total funding to $55M. This round comes just months after our $12M Series A. It’s a reflection of how quickly the IP industry is adopting Solve Intelligence. We are becoming the platform for in-house and outside counsel IP teams to collaborate across every part of the patent process. We’re hiring: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/solve-intelligence/jobs
Solve’s Guide for AI Adoption and Firm RolloutAfter working with hundreds of IP teams globally to roll out AI patent software, we have learned that the firms who build a deliberate onboarding process for firm-wide adoption have the quickest, highest rate of success. At Solve, we’ve seen that success and failure for proper AI adoption isn’t just about the technology. Rather, it’s the process, the support, and the people behind it.
Client Consent for AI: PCC Opinion on epi GuidelinesThe Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) of the The Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office (epi) recently published an opinion on the interpretation of the epi Guidelines on AI in the work of patent attorneys. In particular, the PCC responded to an enquiry regarding guideline 4 and what patent attorneys can do to establish client consent for using AI tools during the course of their practice.
Dmitry Andreev to join Solve’s Customer Advisory BoardWe are excited to welcome Dmitry Andreev, partner at Lowenstein Sandler, to Solve Intelligence’s Customer Advisory Board.
Our First Customer Advisory Board MeetingIn September 2025, we brought together our Customer Advisory Board (CAB) for an in-person meeting at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego, just ahead of the IPO Annual Meeting. Our CAB represents some of the most influential voices in IP. Collectively, the group manages over 160,000 active patents while prosecuting more than 20,000 applications annually. Our CAB members span the full spectrum of practice areas, from software and electrical to mechanical, life sciences, and pharmaceuticals. The composition is 80% private practice and 20% in-house IP teams, giving us a well-rounded perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the profession when it comes to AI integration.
How AI is Transforming Cross-Jurisdictional Patent DraftingPatent law might be global in scope, but in practice it’s local - and that creates real complexity for patent attorneys navigating different jurisdictions.
Empowering IP with AI: A Future IP UK PerspectiveArtificial intelligence is no longer future-thinking for IP professionals. AI patent software is reshaping how teams draft, search, and manage patent portfolios today. At this year's Future IP UK conference , IP leaders from industry, law, and government shared what it actually takes to bring AI into established workflows. The conversation revealed that the approach in the UK, generally, has been measured and focused on long-term value over quick wins. At Solve Intelligence, we've been at the coalface of this transformation globally, working directly with private practice firms and in-house IP teams across multiple jurisdictions. The themes emerging from Future IP UK echo insights we've been exploring for the past two years.
How Should Patent Practitioners Evaluate AI Tools for Data Security and Confidentiality?This article dives into how Solve Intelligence has been prioritising security since inception with best-in-class data protection.
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