We cover a wide range of technical fields in the chemical field, including organic materials, inorganic materials, resists, encapsulants, ceramics, and textile products.

Our patent attorneys, who have experience in research and development, accurately understand the background, structure, and experimental data of the technology, and design claims with an eye toward future business development.

In the chemical field, the strength of rights depends on the description of patent specifications and the use of data, so we are able to provide meticulous support using our specialized knowledge.

We also handle organizing elemental technologies such as raw materials, reactions, and products, as well as strategic applications for application inventions.

We also handle intellectual property strategies for cutting-edge technologies. We handle a wide range of inventions in cutting-edge fields, including new materials such as rubber materials, electronic materials, functional materials, molding materials, inorganic materials, battery materials, optical materials, glass, liquid crystal, metal materials, catalysts, adhesives, fluorescent materials, and dielectric materials.

In these materials fields, patent requirements are high hurdles, making accurate technical understanding and application strategies essential.

Taking into account field-specific issues such as functional features that cannot be expressed structurally, we will prepare specifications and formulate response strategies to favorably proceed with examination and patent acquisition.

We also handle applications in the peripheral technology and machinery fields, such as chemical facilities, laboratory equipment, and measuring instruments. For equipment and analytical equipment associated with chemical processes, it is important to design specifications based on an accurate understanding of the structure, function, and use. Utilizing our understanding of the technical background and know-how in application practice, we can flexibly handle applications and patent acquisition in complex technical fields.