An IP research firm built around one rule.

We started because too many search reports arrive as a list of references and a shrug.

Our founders spent years on the receiving end of that — in-house, under deadline, trying to work out whether a report could be relied on before a filing deadline or a board meeting. The references were usually fine. What was missing was everything needed to check them.

So the firm was organised around the opposite default. The search log goes out with the report. A second analyst is paid to attack the first one’s conclusion. Scope and price are agreed before anything starts, and revisions inside that scope are ours to absorb. None of it is complicated. It is just uncommon.

Today Rightium works with corporate IP teams, prosecution firms, licensing groups and R&D leaders across 30 countries — mostly on the questions where being approximately right is not good enough.