If recent statistics are to be believed, IP litigation and disputes, in India, have increased exponentially. The reason behind this upsurge is the […]
Say ‘Hello’ to domain name dispute!
Trademark
Delhi High Court bars use of “Naukri” as a trade name
Co-authored by Ms. Shristi Bansal, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Amitesh Giroti, fifth year student of Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, IP University, New Delhi […]
SUPERMAN vs. SUPERDAD:Super Parody?
Co-authored by Ms. Divya Srinivasan, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Vatsal Dhar, fifth year student of Symbiosis Law School, Noida Humorous jibes and takes are […]
Purple pills giving heartburn to Dr.Reddy Laboratories
Co-authored by Ms. Shristi Bansal, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Mayank Jain, Fifth Year student of IP University, Delhi. Pharma giants […]
Offense is the new defence:US Court lifts ban on offensive trademarks
In a rather rare and surprising judgement[1], the US Federal Court held that the law banning registration of disparaging trademarks is unconstitutional.An Asian-American […]
Khan Market to battle with KhanMarketOnline.com
Co-authored by Ms. Raashi Jain, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Abhigyan Ashok, LLB Final Year- Faculty of Law, ICFAI, Dehradun Love him or hate […]
Jeb Bush & his trademark woes!
John Ellis ‘Jeb’ Bush, better known as the brother of George W. Bush, than as the presidential hopeful for the US election 2016,has […]
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 […]