Introducing Patent Drawing School for Teams — Role-Based and Scalable

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For many law firms, the patent drawing process is split across roles — attorneys, paralegals, assistants, and outside drafters. But without a shared approach, this often leads to:

  • Inconsistent formatting and figure quality
  • Slow back-and-forth between roles
  • Bottlenecks when key staff are unavailable
  • Attorneys spending time reviewing or rewriting drawing edits
  • Lost time due to redlines, missed references, or figure rework

Most firms solve this with outside vendors. Few build the internal capability to draft, revise, annotate, and standardize figures in-house — until now.


Introducing: Patent Drawing School for Teams

Patent Drawing School is a role-based, scalable training program designed for patent law teams who want to:

  • Produce better figures faster
  • Reduce delays caused by drawing edits
  • Train new staff efficiently
  • Allow attorneys and support roles to collaborate on figures with confidence

The curriculum is built around how real teams operate — and optimized for Microsoft Visio as the core drafting tool.


A Training Program Built for Roles

Each role gets focused, practical training on what they actually need to do — and nothing extra:

🧠 Attorneys

  • Learn how to sketch clear flowcharts and system diagrams
  • Annotate and revise figures directly in Visio
  • Collaborate with drafters and paralegals using editable source files
  • Reduce dependency on outside vendors for minor changes

📋 Paralegals & Assistants

  • Learn to prepare, update, and finalize formal drawings
  • Use standardized stencils for reference numbers and annotations
  • Handle office action drawing corrections confidently
  • Support attorneys with clean, submission-ready figures

🧑‍💻 Drafters or In-House Designers

  • Use the firm’s preferred shapes, stencils, and annotation tools
  • Align with attorney expectations faster
  • Maintain consistency across complex filings and families

Why Firms Are Moving to a Standardized Drawing Process

Firms that adopt this model report:

  • Fewer hours wasted on minor figure edits
  • Faster draft-to-submission turnaround
  • Better alignment between attorneys and support staff
  • Higher drawing consistency across applications
  • Lower long-term costs for figure production

The result? A more efficient and predictable patent process that teams can scale — without retraining every time someone leaves or joins.


Designed to Scale — Whether You’re a Team of 3 or 30

Whether you’re training one new assistant or standardizing drawing workflows across multiple offices, Patent Drawing School is designed to scale:

  • Online, self-paced modules with practical exercises
  • Practice files and stencils tailored to patent workflows
  • Built-in tracking for completion and progress
  • Team bundles and firm-wide deployment options available

This is not just training. It’s a drawing system built around the way law firms work.


Want to Standardize Drawing Workflows Across Your Team?

Learn how Patent Drawing School helps attorneys, paralegals, and support staff work faster and more consistently — with scalable, role-specific training.

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