Understand the value of a patent

A valuation depends on its purpose and the assumptions behind it. We assess the legal, technical and commercial information relevant to the decision.

Discuss your project

Define the purpose

Set the context: negotiation, internal planning, licensing or a proposed transaction.

Review the evidence

Consider the rights, remaining term, market, development stage, comparable information and available financial data.

Explain the assessment

Present the approach, assumptions and limitations so that the result can be used and questioned appropriately.

Before our first discussion

Bring the patent family, legal status, business plan, relevant financial information and the reason a valuation is needed.

How we work

  1. Define the scope

    Confirm the objective, deadlines and information needed.

  2. Review and advise

    Assess the available material and explain the options.

  3. Agree the next steps

    Set out the proposed work, responsibilities and costs.