Los Angeles Startup Patexia Launches IPR Database with Visualization Tools

SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Feb. 23, 2015 - PRLog -- Patexia has launched post-issuance proceeding data as part of its patent litigation research tools (http://link.patexia.com/fiwri). Users now have free access to a complete listing of Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings, including inter partes review (IPR), post-grant review (PGR), transitional review for covered business method patents (CBM), and derivation proceedings (DER). The database offers advanced visualization tools to analyze trends.

Patexia’s database allows for analysis of trends and data over time by petitioner, type of proceeding, or patent. Advanced users also have access to more in depth analytics including data by industry.  Conveniently available statistics include a breakdown of top IPR petitioners by year (http://link.patexia.com/rkcxv).

Talking about the importance of IPRs and other post grant review proceedings, Patexia’s founder Pedram Sameni commented: “Patent quality is crucial as we move towards a more stable transaction market for IP. Keeping an eye on trends in IPRs and other patent quality indicators will be an important way to monitor the progress of the market as a whole.”


About Patexia

Founded in 2010 to bring efficiency and transparency to intellectual property through crowdsourcing, Patexia is an online platform connecting corporations to a community of 10,000 global subject matter experts who help them better assess, manage and monetize their IP portfolios. By offering more reliable and in depth IP research through crowdsourcing, Patexia promotes efficiency and drives innovation.

Learn more about Patexia on our “About Us” page:http://www.patexia.com/about_us.html.

About Pedram Sameni

Pedram Sameni is the CEO and founder of Patexia. Sameni found his inspiration for Patexia during his tenure as manager of the intellectual property and licensing department at International Rectifier. Managing an extensive IP portfolio allowed him to see the shortcomings in conventional methods for assessing patent value and validity. With these insights, Sameni left to found Patexia, using a crowdsourcing model to address the inefficiencies he had observed. Prior to his work at International Rectifier, Sameni received his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada and worked for several high-tech companies, including PMC-Sierra and Foveon.

PEDRAM SAMENI IS AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW