Office action — SUMMIT & SPARROWTRADEMARK4:12am
§ 2(d) refusal citing Reg. 5,881,204 — traversal drafted from firm precedent…Draft ready
Lectual is the agentic IP OS — it runs your trademark, patent, and copyright practice across the whole matter lifecycle, from intake to filing. Agents draft every step; nothing reaches a client or the USPTO until an attorney approves it.
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They know your firm’s precedent, your clients, and your deadlines — well enough to flag what needs attention before you think to ask. Nothing is filed or sent until an attorney approves it.
IP is proactive work. Most firms are forced to practice it reactively.
Four constraints built into the product, not the policy page.
Every client-facing draft waits in a queue until a licensed attorney signs it. The approval is the send button.
The firm pays a flat software fee. Never a percentage of a matter, never a per-referral cent — in any direction.
Every firm's data lives in its own isolated tenant, enforced at the database layer — nothing crosses between firms, provably.
Drafts pull from your consult notes, your templates, your approved language — and get sharper with every matter you run.
Readiness assessment completed at 11:15pm. Scored, and the trademark, copyright, and patent picture built out before the firm opened.
Routed to the trademark pipeline on the strength of two marks in use and no filings of record.
Matter file opened from the assessment itself — nothing re-typed.
Every firm’s data lives in its own isolated tenant, privileged actions are attorney-gated, and every agent action lands in an audit trail. The rules live in the product — tenant isolation is tested on every release.
Every firm's data lives in its own tenant, enforced at the database layer.
Privileged actions require a licensed attorney, in the product itself.
Every agent action lands in a log — what ran, what it produced, who approved it.
Never referral fees, never a percentage of anything, in any direction.
What your firm approves teaches your firm, and nothing else.
Private beta for boutique trademark, patent, and copyright firms that don’t want to build a back office to compete.
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