Vrinda Sehgal
Feb 10, 2021
Trademark Trolls Causing Menace Around The World: How To Tackle The Problem?
“Trolls” in the trademark industry around the world are a menacing force taking undue advantage of the trademark registration process by...
Saumya Kapoor
Feb 10, 2021
Protect your moves - A mix of Intellectual Property and Dance
It’s a fairly common thing that when the iconic tones of “Gangnam Style” start playing, the entire dance club turns into an impromptu...
Neetika Gandhi
Feb 2, 2021
Overlap Between Design And Copyright Law: An Indian Perspective
Introduction Intellectual property rights being a bundle of rights may involve an overlap between the rights being granted to its owner...
Shivarpita Nailwal
Feb 1, 2021
Digital Health
Market overview and transactional issues Key market players and innovations 1 Who are the key players active in your local digital health...
Avanee Tewari
Jan 14, 2021
Commercialising a pandemic – how to balance patents and public health emergencies
Intellectual property, especially patents, has to be seen as an enabling factor for pharmaceutical innovation. In return for complex R&D,...
Neetika Gandhi
Jan 11, 2021
PROTECTING YOUR CUSTOMER LISTS AND DATABASES
Customer lists and databases form the heart and soul of several businesses and considerable amount is expended to prepare such lists and...
Avanee Tewari
Jan 8, 2021
Flying High: Patents in the Aerospace Industry
INTRODUCTION In order to keep up with the customer needs, the aviation industry, like any other competitive industry, needs to constantly...
Vrinda Sehgal
Dec 31, 2020
Counterfeiting “Epidemic” In Times of The “Pandemic”
2020 can easily be termed as the year of “healthcare emergency”. As the world continues to battle with the Novel Coronavirus, the novelty...
Avanee Tewari
Dec 24, 2020
Geographical Indications and India
INTRODUCTION Several products that we come across in our everyday lives, like Darjeeling tea, Scotch Whisky, Swiss Gruyere cheese etc....
Ankita Sabharwal
Dec 19, 2020
The Indian IP office’s approach to DNA patenting reveals grey area around gene patents
A gene patent is the exclusive right to a specific sequence of DNA (a gene) and is granted to an individual, organisation, or corporation...
