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Toronto startup Clerq launches 10-minute patentability analysis software

Clerq, a startup based in Toronto, has introduced new software designed to analyze patentability. The tool promises to deliver complete reports within 10 minutes, with the expectation of attorney review. However, the company has not yet provided independent verification of the software's speed or accuracy, and current USPTO regulations place the ultimate legal responsibility on the reviewing lawyer. AI

IMPACT This tool could streamline the patent application process for legal professionals, potentially reducing costs and speeding up innovation.

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Toronto startup Clerq launches 10-minute patentability analysis software

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    Clerq, a Toronto startup, launched patentability analysis software claiming 10-minute turnarounds for full reports with attorney review. The catch: no independe

    Clerq, a Toronto startup, launched patentability analysis software claiming 10-minute turnarounds for full reports with attorney review. The catch: no independent verification of speed or accuracy yet, and USPTO rules keep legal responsibility squarely on the reviewing lawyer. ht…