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Delhi High Court upholds Nutella shape trademark, finds jar makers liable, limits damages on evidence

Madras High Court grants final chance to demonstrate prototype after patents controller¡¯s rejection

Identical ¡®JBR¡¯ marks: Court requires commercial confusion test, not technical class distinctions, in opposition appeal

Refusal of a patent by the Controller of Patents, Designs and Trademarks may be appealed to the high court

Rajasthan HC condemns major trademark delays and directs timely decisions

CESTAT confirms that permanent film copyright assignments fall outside service tax scope under Indian law

Delhi High Court refused Conqueror¡¯s bid for a temporary injunction against Xiaomi

º¬Ðß²ÝÉçÇø courts are stepping up against AI deepfakes with civil remedies and stronger platform accountability

Delhi High Court clarified that listing platforms like Indiamart are not liable for trademark misuse without active involvement

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Delhi HC¡¯s judgment in Navigators Logistics v Kashif Qureshi addressed copyright, trade secrets, and non-compete clauses

Flexible fees and the search for specialisation have shaped Indian law firm billing patterns in 2024

Section 3(b) of the Indian Patents Act, 1970, bars patents for inventions contrary to morality or harmful to life

Skechers actively protects its IPR in India through legal actions

Delhi High Court, in ITC Limited v Arpita Agro Products, addressed IP rights assignments, trademark infringement, and passing off

In Quality Services and Solutions v QSS Inspection and Testing, the plaintiffs sought urgent interim relief against the defendants

In Zuventus Healthcare Limited v Zaventis Health Care Private Limited, the plaintiff sought an urgent permanent injunction from Delhi High Court without notifying the defendant

Regulatory efforts are being made in China, India and Japan to refine oversight on duration, territorial reach and enforcement

The Calcutta High Court heard West Bengal Chemical Industries Limited¡¯s bid for an interim injunction to prevent infringement of patents IN370845 and IN434424

The Calcutta High Court recently addressed a disparaging ad in Emami Limited v Dabur India Limited

LexOrbis has partnered with Researchwire (RW), a consultancy based in Mumbai specialising in intellectual property and technological research

We recognise the ingenuity and achievements of the country¡¯s top law firms

A comparison of evolving legal frameworks that are helping to shape the massive life sciences industries in China and India

Chocolate maker has day in court over damage to brand from party selling its expired products

Law firms are going the extra mile to prove their intrinsic worth to corporate counsel, but are their billing innovations paying off?

What are the major developments in India and China with their evolving patent ecosystems?

We recognise the ingenuity and achievements of the country¡¯s top law firms

A climate of competition has kept legal fees stable as lawyers strive to provide certainty and prove their credibility

As innovation advances modern enterprises, Asian countries are competing to offer businesses maximum patent protection to secure their intelligence capital

The global climate pledge has fuelled the country¡¯s ambition to adopt environmentally friendly technology, and everyone is invited to join

Despite the varied and complex socioeconomic and political landscapes, many Asian jurisdictions are taking giant strides in strengthening personal data safeguards

Many unforeseen issues that entail comprehensive changes to global law will emerge as the Metaverse unfolds further, with Intellectual Property Law in India front and centre

India is the second-largest country in the world by population, the world¡¯s largest democracy, and the largest English-speaking nation in the world

As technology revolutionises the banking sector, brick-and-mortar retail is increasingly becoming obsolete as regulators jump to set new standards for inclusive finance

Despite the volatile markets and relentless evolution in cryptos, Asian jurisdictions are treading cautiously in developing legal frameworks for virtual currencies