Why Choose RichIP Group

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Authorities on Patent Infringement Assessment

Patent infringement assessment is critical to intellectual property (IP) strategy and risk management of an enterprise. It includes rigorous technical comparisons and legal interpretation to validly determine whether a product or technology falls within the scope of patents rights, thereby effectively preventing infringement litigation and deterring counterfeiting. Furthermore, patent infringement assessment is beneficial to patent portfolio management, merger and acquisition (M&A) evaluation, and market strategy formulation, enabling companies to gain the most advantageous position in patent litigation and defense.

Professor Russell Horng, the founder of RichIP Group, is a leading expert in the field of patent infringement assessment in Taiwan. For many years, he has provided patent infringement assessment training to judges of the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court (IPCC), the High Administrative Court, and various district courts, as well as the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO), patent infringement assessment institutions designated by the Judicial Yuan, various research institutes, and national universities. In addition, he has provided huge patent infringement assessment services and strategic patent enforcement advice to renowned domestic and international companies.

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Authorities on Computer Software-Related Patents

In the digital economy, computer software-related patents are a critical instrument for protecting innovative algorithms, system architectures, and applied technologies. Such patent protection which can not only prevent plagiarism but also attract investment has become significant assets associated with a company’s technology, value, and business. In high-growth technology field such as AI, XR, and blockchain, computer software-related patents are even crucial for companies to establish technological barriers and secure market dominance.

Dr. Yuan, Chien-Chung, the associate executive officer of RichIP Group, is a recognized top expert in the field of computer software-related patents in both of Taiwan and China. He is also the key man who drafted and produced the first version of Examination Guidelines for Patents Related to Computer Software of Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO). With rich experience in business management, technology transfer and portfolio formulation, Dr. Yuan Chien-Chung specializes in strategizing for application, digging and portfolio of computer software-related patents with strong protection and high value. In addition, He has also guided countless enterprises how to build up a patent moat and gain competitive advantages in international markets.

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RichIP Group’s Honors