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Solve Intelligence Tops IP Platform Rankings Among Global Law Firms
Solve Intelligence ranked first in the Patents/IP category in a 2025 legal AI survey of 130 top law firms worldwide. The London-based AI company Solve Intelligence has claimed the top spot in the Pate
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Solve Intelligence ranked first in the Patents/IP category in a 2025 legal AI survey of 130 top law firms worldwide.
The London-based AI company Solve Intelligence has claimed the top spot in the Patents/IP category of the latest Legal AI survey published by SKILLS, the Strategic Knowledge and Innovation Legal Leaders Summit. The study, which evaluated 130 leaders at leading law firms globally, scored platforms on live deployments, active pilots, and tools under consideration. Solve Intelligence received a weighted score of 67, placing it ahead of all competitors in the intellectual property software segment.
This ranking signals a broader shift in how law firms are adopting AI tools specifically built for patent work. As legal teams face growing pressure to handle more complex IP workloads with fewer resources, purpose-built platforms are drawing stronger adoption than general-purpose legal tools.
What the Survey Found
The SKILLS survey assessed platforms across every major legal practice area. In the Patents/IP category, Solve Intelligence led the field with 11 live deployments, 9 active pilots, and 5 firms with the platform under active consideration.
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