Patent Licensing for Green Technologies
Climate change, pollution, resource depletion and environmental degradation have accelerated the demand for practical green technologies. Innovations in renewable energy, electric
Cross-Class Trademark Oppositions: When Goods/Services Are Entirely Different
Trademark registration is generally restricted to specific goods or services for which the mark is registered. This often leads to the assumption
When Phonetic Similarity Is Not Enough: The Telangana High Court on Composite Marks and Consumer Awareness
The Telangana High Court recently clarified that no business can monopolise the use of common geographical terms and names of deities
Fan Fiction and Copyright Infringement
It is a fascinating fact that some of today’s bestselling authors began their journeys in fan fiction communities. Author
Navigating Section 3(i): Making Space for Health-Tech Innovation in India
Navigating Section 3(i): Making Space for Health-Tech Innovation in India When we think about patent law, we often imagine
When Packaging Becomes A Brand: The Evolving Law Of Trade Dress Protection
The way consumers identify and differentiate products has changed significantly with the growth of competitive markets and modern branding
Technology Transfer in India: Leveraging TRLs and Intellectual Property Rights for Commercialization
Innovation creates a meaningful impact only when it reaches the marketplace. Technology Transfer converts research and inventions into commercially
Patent Licensing for Green Technologies
Climate change, pollution, resource depletion and environmental degradation have accelerated the demand for practical green technologies. Innovations in renewable energy, electric mobility, water
Patent Licensing for Green Technologies
Climate change, pollution, resource depletion and environmental degradation have accelerated the demand for practical green technologies. Innovations
Cross-Class Trademark Oppositions: When Goods/Services Are Entirely Different
Trademark registration is generally restricted to specific goods or services for which the mark is registered. This often
When Phonetic Similarity Is Not Enough: The Telangana High Court on Composite Marks and Consumer Awareness
The Telangana High Court recently clarified that no business can monopolise the use of common geographical terms
When “Efficacy” Isn’t Just About Medicine: The Delhi High Court’s Syngenta Ruling
Every patent professional who has prosecuted a patent application for a pharmaceutical invention in India knows the routine: the examiner issues a Section 3(d)
Beyond .Com: Why Businesses Should Consider a dotbrand Extension
Traditionally, to get a web address, the company would register a domain name in a common public community such as .com or .in. They
AI in Pharmaceutical Innovation: Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Challenges
AI in Pharmaceutical Innovation: Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Challenges Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the biggest game changers in the healthcare sector.
When Market Giants Eclipse Prior Users: The Evolving Doctrine Of Reverse Confusion In Protecting Small Brands
The basic function of a trademark is to distinguish the goods and services of one brand from those of another. While many large enterprises
Distinction between Personal Use and Commercial Use of Music in Digital Space- Zee vs Nykaa Case
In a notable development, Zee Entertainment has approached the Delhi Court with a copyright infringement suit against FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited & Anr (Nykaa),
When a ringtone rings twice: The dual licensing question in IPRS v. Vodafone Idea Ltd
Every time a caller hears a film song before the call gets connected, a short but legally significant act of communicating copyrighted work to