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Family of marks doctrine under Indian law: Judicial origins, recognition criteria and infringement implications explained

Interminable delays with approvals at the patent office are undermining business and foreign investment

Sumitomo¡¯s rose-scented tyres secure º¬Ðß²ÝÉçÇø first smell trademark, but enforcement faces practical domestic limitations

Mars and Cadbury ended their 25-year trademark dispute over ¡°CELEBRATIONS¡± with a landmark 2025 Delhi High Court settlement

Balancing AI investment boom, existential superintelligence risks and legal safeguards for a safe, democratic technological future

Veteran IP lawyer Pravin Anand receives APAA Enduring Impact Award for his work in patents and IP

India must assert AI sovereignty to drive innovation, security and global leadership

As India expands its global trade ties and modernises its legal framework, international law firms are racing to keep pace

AI challenges traditional copyright by shifting focus from output to data acquisition

India pushes for sovereign LLMs to secure data, preserve culture, and lead in responsible AI

The most complex and interesting deals and disputes that have taken place in the past year  

Based on insights from in-house counsel and top business leaders, India Business Law Journal celebrates º¬Ðß²ÝÉçÇø most popular lawyers making the A-List

Credit for iconic Indian dish results in courtroom dispute between two restaurant chains

Collaborative agreements and other key IP trends that have emerged in the automotive industry

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

Cross Asia, lawyers are experimenting with legal technology and tools to capitalize on efficiency, management, and research. Vandana Chatlani explores just what tech is hot

How should law firms effectively harness legal technology? Is anything off the table?

'State of the Legal Market' survey finds that AI, specialist firms, discerning clients and the paired trends of fragmentation and consolidation are preoccupying the legal community

Delhi High Court shoots down YouTube¡¯s ¡®mere passive observer¡¯ stand, write Pravin Anand, Vaishali Mittal and Siddhant Chamola of Anand and Anand

Mr Nawal Kishore Anand, the founding father of Anand and Anand and one of the first IP lawyers in India, died on 29 March

A recent decision by the Competition Commission of India has put the lid on infringers with frivolous patent allegations

Anand and Anand marks its centenary year in 2023 with the establishment of the firm¡¯s new vertical, the digital group, which will be led by former MeitY director Dr Ajai Garg

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are all the rage among Indian celebrities, but scepticism remains due to the legal ambiguity of the blockchain ecosystem