Portfolio at a glance
Every mark, work, patent family and trade secret program for a client sits on one screen. It is grouped by type and searchable, and it shows what is due and what is waiting on the client.
Features
Everything on this page works today in the early access release. Clients get one place to check their IP, and your team stops answering the same status email.
Every mark, work, patent family and trade secret program for a client sits on one screen. It is grouped by type and searchable, and it shows what is due and what is waiting on the client.
Trademarks move from filed to examined, published and registered. Copyrights and trade secret programs get their own stages. Office actions show up as events, not dead ends.
Section 8, Section 15 and renewal windows, office action responses and patent maintenance are computed from the rule. Each date shows its authority, and an override needs a reason.
Staff draft and attorneys publish. Clients read your guidance in plain English, marked as privileged, right next to the matter it is about.
Threads live on the matter instead of in email. Ask a client to choose by a date, such as whether to proceed, and get the answer in one click.
Clients request time from your weekly availability, right from the matter they are asking about. You confirm with a click.
Clients and staff can both upload. Nothing is visible to clients until you release it, and a sealed tier keeps trade secret files to named people only.
Clients can request a new trademark, copyright, trade secret program, patent referral or contract review. The forms ask for use dates and whether AI helped create a work.
Bring an existing docket in from a CSV file and check a preview first. Deadlines appear as soon as registration dates are in.
Your logo and colors appear on the portal and the sign-in page at yourfirm.fairpointlaw.com. Your own domain, such as portal.yourfirm.com, is on the roadmap.
A tamper-evident log records who viewed and changed what, including denied attempts. You can verify it and export it.
A scoped, read-only API lets a client's own AI assistant check status and deadlines. It never sees sealed material.
Never miss a window
Enter a registration date once. The portal lays out every maintenance window and grace period, and each date carries the rule it came from. You can check the math instead of trusting it.
This example uses a United States trademark registered on May 15, 2023. Attorneys should always confirm critical dates.
May 15, 2023
Registered
May 15, 2028 to May 15, 2029
Section 8 declaration window, plus the optional Section 15 declaration
15 U.S.C. 1058, 1065
Until November 15, 2029
Grace period, with a surcharge
15 U.S.C. 1058(a)(3)
May 15, 2032 to May 15, 2033
Combined Section 8 and 9 renewal, then every ten years
15 U.S.C. 1058(a)(2), 1059(a)
Early access firms get setup help, including a guided import of the spreadsheet you use today.
Request early access