IP Due Diligence video
Every listed patent and mark checked against the registers, each chain of title rebuilt from inventor to target, and the gaps written into the disclosure schedule with a record behind every value. 1:19
What the film shows
Checks title, status and liens on a target's patents and marks, for IP deal counsel
Agents pull every listed asset from the registers, rebuild each chain of title from inventor to target, read the agreements that change ownership, match every lien to its release and watch fees around closing. They draft the redlines and closing conditions; the IP partner chooses each treatment and signs.
Transcript
- IP Due Diligence checks title, status and liens on a target's patents and marks.
- One co-inventor who never assigned can leave a buyer owning part of a patent.
- Brightfold Robotics lists eighty-two patents and marks, in six countries.
- Agents pulled every register and rebuilt each chain of title.
- Patent nine is broken: one of three inventors agreed to assign, and never did.
- The associate opens the record, and moves the gap into the schedule as a closing condition.
- Two liens were never released; one loan was repaid in 2024.
- One patent lapsed in March, for a fee nobody paid.
- Seraphina signs ten redlines and four closing conditions.
- Every title gap and lapsed asset, flagged before signing, each value cited.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.