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Identical ‘JBR’ marks: Court demands confusion analysis tests
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Strengthening The Digital Gatekeepers: Delhi High Court Mandates E-KYC Norms For Domain Name Registrations To Combat Online Fraud
The exponential growth of the digital economy has fundamentally transformed how businesses, consumers, and service providers interact. Domain names have emerged as critical […]
2026 International India Conference hosted by ITechLaw
The rapidly evolving intersection of technology, privacy, artificial intelligence, and global regulation was at the forefront of discussions at the 2026 International India […]
GIPC 2025 – Bangalore
Innovation, collaboration, and the evolving landscape of intellectual property took centre stage at GIPC 2025 – Bangalore, a premier gathering of IP professionals, […]
Legal Era Leading Lawyers Rankings 2025–26 – Intellectual Property
We are pleased to share that our team has been recognised in the Legal Era Leading Lawyers Rankings 2025–26 – Intellectual Property, a […]
IBLJ A List 2026
We are pleased to announce that the Partners at LexOrbis have been recognised in the IBLJ A List 2026, which celebrates outstanding legal […]
LexOrbis Calendar 2026 – Game-Changing Innovations
Sports innovation goes far beyond athletic performance; it is driven by ideas that redefine how games are played, experienced, and judged. From revolutionary […]
Delhi High Court Clarifies Standards For Assessing Inventive Step And Obviousness Before Patent Refusal
The decision of the Delhi High Court in Trident Limited vs Controller of Patents [C.A.(COMM.IPD-PAT) 162/2022] addresses a recurring issue in Indian patent […]
Analysing The Annex 3E Data Protection And Processing Of Personal Information Under The India-UK CETA
On July 24, 2025, India and the UK entered into an international agreement, the “Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the United Kingdom […]
3T’s Of Computer-Related Inventions And Beyond: Analysis Of Section 3(k) Of The Patents Act, 1970
The jurisprudence regarding the interpretation of exclusions defined under Section 3(k) of the Patents Act, 1970, which was amended in 2002, is currently […]