Authored by Neharika Nainta, Senior Associate at LexOrbis. She is associated with the LexOrbis’s Litigation and Enforcement group and has been dealing with […]
Ericsson v Micromax: The fire that won’t die out easily
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No Patent for ‘Aquasure’
The post is co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Abhigyan Ashok, final year student of BBA.LL.B from Faculty of Law, […]
Multiple routes available to protect IP of mobile apps
It’s possible to protect your mobile app under various categories of Intellectual Property. Learn how >> Disclaimer: Article published in China Business Law […]
Another patent caught in the tangled web of Section 3(d)
The controversial section 3(d) of the Indian Patents Act again in the headlines. Dig details here >> Disclaimer: Published in IPPRO Life Sciences […]
Plain packaging: Health or IP?
The case of plain packaging rule for tobacco products: striking a balance between health and IP. Find out here >> Disclaimer: Published in […]
Abiding by the law is key when assigning copyright
Wish to assign your copyright without any hassle? Get well versed with the law first Read the article >> Disclaimer: Published in IBLJ […]
Get protected internationally
Read why filing your IP overseas is really a brilliant idea Read the full article >> Disclaimer: Published in IBLJ April, 2015 issue: […]
Fashion and IP
This article is co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Aditi Kharpate, a student of 4th year BBA.LL.B, from Symbiosis Law School, […]
Protection To Marks With Trans-Border Reputation Well Recognized In India
Protection to marks with trans-border reputation well recognized in India, ensured the Delhi High Court in a recent interim order. Find more >>
Net neutrality: Not a simple matter in the age of apps
The purview of ‘net neutrality’ needs revision owing to the recent upsurge in mobile applications. Here’s a compelling read >>