Not legal advice
What ClaimHit is, what it is not, and the limits of any result it produces.
What ClaimHit is
ClaimHit is a research tool that helps patent owners identify potential infringement targets for further investigation. It uses several models and live web search across publicly available product documentation and technical standards, and produces a preliminary view of which products and standards may warrant further examination, with the evidence behind each one.
What ClaimHit is not
- Not legal advice. ClaimHit results are not legal advice and cannot be relied upon as such.
- Not a formal infringement opinion. A formal infringement opinion must be produced by a licensed patent attorney who has reviewed the relevant claims, prosecution history, accused products, and applicable law.
- Not admissible as evidence. AI-generated preliminary analysis is not admissible in court as evidence of infringement. Expert review reports, where produced by qualified subject matter experts, may be used as supporting material subject to the review of your legal counsel.
- Not a substitute for due diligence. Before sending any licensing demand, filing any lawsuit, or taking any legal action based on ClaimHit results, you must obtain advice from a qualified patent attorney.
Accuracy limitations
AI models can and do make errors. ClaimHit results may contain:
- False positives: products identified as potentially infringing that do not infringe
- False negatives: infringing products or standards not identified
- Incorrect claim element mapping
- Evidence citations that are inaccurate or that do not fully support the claimed match
We use several models, evidence validation and manufacturer-page verification to reduce these errors, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. All results should be independently verified by a qualified professional before any action is taken.
No attorney-client relationship
Your use of ClaimHit does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and ClaimHit LLC or any of its staff, employees, or contractors. No communication through ClaimHit constitutes legal advice.
Jurisdiction
Patent law varies significantly by jurisdiction. A product that infringes a US patent may not infringe the corresponding patent in other jurisdictions, and vice versa. ClaimHit analysis does not account for jurisdictional differences unless specifically configured to do so. Always consult counsel qualified in the relevant jurisdiction before taking action.
Contact
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