Aon Risk Services, Inc. of Maryland

Other

David Craig Andrews

Samuel Cameron Fleming

Lewis C Lee

Daniel Crouse

Jared Dirk Sol

Timothy Seegan

Scott Buzan

John E Bradley, Iii

Christopher Ali Mirabzadeh

Paul Demoss

Samuel John Desmond

Lewis Brendan Lee

Joseph Henderson Ashmore

Henry Wischusen, Iii

A straw gripper and tab separator for disposable cup or lid having a tab extending from the perimeter of the drink lid/cup, the tab having an exterior edge with a straw capture and alignment port to align the straw with said exterior edge, the straw capture and alignment port having a slit dividing the planar tab into a first tab section and second tab section, the first tab section having a first straw contact finger configured therein and the second tab section having a second straw contact finger configured therein, each straw contact finger separated by said slit, the straw contact fingers cutout endpoints converge on a second slit end, and the straw contact fingers are hingeably configured to removably secure the straw against a straw contact rim formed in the planar tab by a cutout of said first straw contact finger and said second straw contact finger.

Straw gripper and tab separator for disposable cup or lid and methods of use

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Techniques described herein are directed to analyzing intellectual-property data according to provide various intellectual property related services to organizations. In particular implementations, information related to products and/or services may be obtained from a number of data sources. Additionally, information related to intellectual-property assets, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and know-how, may be obtained. In various situations, the intellectual-property assets may be mapped to respective products and/or services. The mappings between the products and/or services and intellectual-property assets may be used to provide intellectual property related services that correspond to the intellectual-property assets, such as valuation services, strategy-related services, or risk-related services.

Analysis of intellectual-property data in relation to products and services

Systems and methods for generation and use of document analysis architectures are disclosed. A model builder component may be utilized to receiving user input data for labeling a set of documents as in class or out of class. That user input data may be utilized to train one or more classification models, which may then be utilized to predict classification of other documents. Trained models may be incorporated into a model taxonomy for searching and use by other users for document analysis purposes.

Document analysis architecture

Systems may evaluate a claim or patent with respect to a related set of claims or patent documents. The systems may perform linguistic analyses of claims included in the patent and the related set of patent documents. Based on the linguistic analyses, the systems may identify claim limitations, and/or claim elements. The systems may generate a claim profile for each claim being evaluated. The claim profile may include ratings or scores for various metrics related to the claims being evaluated. The systems may also generate a peer group profile that provides an overall measure of metrics for claims included in a peer group of patent documents.

Linguistic analysis of seed documents and peer groups

Systems and methods for digital property authentication and management are disclosed. A document representing a trade secret may be requested to be registered with a trade secret registry. A document obfuscation value corresponding to the document may be generated and may be registered with a blockchain. A record of the registration may be generated for the trade secret registry. The registry may be searchable and/or offer functionality such as valuation, insurance provision, and/or verification, among other benefits and functionalities.

Digital property authentication and management system

The present invention is a blade which is designed and configured to be utilized with conventional edging devices. The blade of the present invention is substantially U-shaped and includes a top planar wall having opposite ends. Extending outward from each end is a rectangular shaped end portion. When in use, the outer walls of the end portions will contact the ground. This will offer the user a device which is versatile and powerful. For protecting the user, a cover is provided.

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David Craig Andrews