John Ellis ‘Jeb’ Bush, better known as the brother of George W. Bush, than as the presidential hopeful for the US election 2016,has […]
Jeb Bush & his trademark woes!
Trademark
Taylor Swift, so IP savvy
Is Taylor Swift going overboard? With her incessant trademark applications, this question has been on the tip of everyone’s tongue. Recently, through TAS […]
Food for thought: IRCTC vs TravelKhana
In a rare move, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has served a legal notice on a prominent train e-caterer serving in […]
Subtweet no more
The human need to share one’s opinion and views is the reason why websites like Twitter are succeeding. Founded in 2006, Twitter has […]
Highlights of the Draft Trademark (Amendment) Rules 2015
In yet another effort to speed up trademark registration process in India, the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) has proposed revamping […]
Groffr vs Grofers – Mine or Yours?
Today E-commerce has achieved heights that nobody could have imagined when the idea materialized initially. With e-commerce businesses […]
Unauthorized use IN ‘N’ TM infringement suit OUT
Over the past few years, worldwide, there has been a steady increase in the number of IP suits being instituted. Adding to the […]
BURGER KING: my way or the highway
Burger King is the newest addition to the growing list of global fast food chains to be introduced in India. Founded in 1954, […]
Supreme Court rules no trademark over religion or deities!
India is a country having an abundance of culture, people and traditions. The genre of religion in India has always amassed eyebrow raising […]
Toys R Us vs Hair Are Us – Confused are us?
Co-authored by Ms. Divya Srinivasan, LexOrbis Associate and Ms. Ragini Gupta, third year student of National Law University, Jodhpur. Toys ‘R’ Us, one […]