The Largest Patent Prosecution Firms in China
Between 2019 and 2023, top patent prosecution firms in Canada filed 199,080 patent applications. These filings were represented by 1045 firms.
Between 2019 and 2023, top patent prosecution firms in Canada filed 199,080 patent applications. These filings were represented by 1045 firms.
Data from IP Pilot highlights the top 10 universities in the US based on patent filings and grants between 2019 and 2023. Collectively, these institutions filed 77,944 patent applications worldwide and saw 28,364 of them granted.
Between 2019 and 2023, top patent prosecution firms in Canada filed 199,080 patent applications. These filings were represented by 1045 firms.
Between 2019 and 2023, top patent prosecution firms in Italy filed 85,451 patent applications. These filings were represented by 168 firms.
The EUIPO trademark firms collectively registered 423,223 applications. German firms led the filings with 97,321 applications, followed by Spain and Italy. Notable firms with significant growth include ASTERNERY and INTERMARK.
Based on IP Pilot, a total of 46,264 patent filings were managed by 46 South African firms. DAMS & ADAMS, SPOOR & FISHER, and SIBANDA & ZANTWIJK stand out, having processed an impressive 62% of all filings from 2018 to 2022 in the country.
Chinese firms handled a significant share of PCT applications often in partnership with domestic applicants. Japan and the US trail behind China, with variations in representation by law firms vs. corporate IP departments.
A total of 89 patent prosecution firms in Mexico handled 72,632 patent filings. The Top 3 representatives - UHTHOFF, OLIVARES, and BC&B - have handled a substantial 43% of the total number of filings from 2018 to 2022.
Japan’s top 1000 patent prosecution firms represented 1,402,919 applications between 2019 and 2023. The 25 largest ones alone prosecuted 512,242 applications or approximately 37% of patent filings during the time period.
In total, European representatives managed 168,127 EPO patent applications. German agents led with 76,695 filings, followed by UK agents with 48,636 filings, making up 46% and 29% of European patent applications, respectively.