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Three INTA board members highlight AI branding, deepfakes and Asian enforcement reshaping trademark ownership, liability and protection

Calcutta HC clarifies design registration expiry in Harpic row

Granting shape trademark protection after expiry of a Harpic product’s design registration is ‘wholly suspect’: Calcutta High Court

含羞草社区 domain KYC rulings: Ending anonymity in online fraud

By Madhu Rewari, Anand and Anand

Delhi High Court mandates domain KYC, curbs the registrar safe harbour, tackling online fraud and brand impersonation

Identical ‘JBR’ marks: Court demands confusion analysis tests

By Manisha Singh and?Shivi Gupta, LexOrbis

Identical ‘JBR’ marks: Court requires commercial confusion test, not technical class distinctions, in opposition appeal

Delhi High Court decision aims to stop domain name misuse

Delhi High Court has provided a solution to the misuse of domain names related to well-known brands purchased by anonymous and unrelated persons

Interim trademark protection extended to Barbie

The Delhi High Court granted interim protection to Mattel’s “Barbie” trademark, blocking use by a local business attempting to register a similar name

Invisible infringing still breaches IP holder rights

By Essenese Obhan and Ayesha Guhathakurta, Obhan & Associates

Courts in India are adapting trademark law to the digital era, recognizing that invisible use in meta tags can amount to infringement

Claiming damages in trademark infringement cases

By Ernest Luigi A Manzanares, Federis & Associates Law Offices

Filing a trademark infringement case requires proving harm and justifying entitlement to damages, not just copying of the mark

Intermediary liability not absolute in IP infringement

By Manisha Singh and?Shivi Gupta, LexOrbis

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

Court sets aside injunction in tussle over FoxMandal name

Delhi High Court lifts injunction against Fox Mandal & Associates in ongoing trademark dispute

High courts back Skechers in battle against counterfeiters

Skechers, aided by Khaitan & Co, secured court approval to raid multiple sites and seize over 4,000 fake goods infringing its trademarks

Legacies must be respected and protected

By Manisha Singh and?Shivi Gupta, LexOrbis

Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Tata Sons sought an injunction over misuse of their trademarks and Sir Ratan Tata’s name

Protecting the brand demands vigilance and determination

By Manisha Singh and Kratika Patel, LexOrbis

Skechers actively protects its IPR in India through legal actions

Court wipes floor with breachers of contracts

By Manisha Singh and Ritika Agarwal, LexOrbis

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

Infringing pharmaceutical IP has legal side effects

By Manisha Singh and Amritaa Priyodarshini, LexOrbis

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

Neither chill nor cool to disparage competitors

By Manisha Singh and Tushitta Murali, LexOrbis

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

Spirits not finding it all smooth sailing

By Manisha Singh and Ritika Agarwal, LexOrbis

Procedure not subservient to substantive trademark rights

By Manisha Singh and Malyashree Sridharan, LexOrbis

Infringer not such a live wire after all

By Manisha Singh and Dhruv Tandan, LexOrbis

Wang Miao, Wei Zhibiao boosts DOCVIT’s IP and taxation business

DOCVIT strengthens IP and tax practices with the addition of experienced patent attorney Wang Miao and taxation specialist Wei Zhibiao

IP strategies in the auto sector

By Pravin Anand and Safir Anand, Anand and Anand

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

Defendants’ rights better balanced in interim injunctions

By Manisha Singh and Omesh Puri, LexOrbis

Infringing copyright and websites simply not cricket

By Manisha Singh and Malyashree Sridharan, LexOrbis

Likelihood of confusion under 含羞草社区 trademark law for ‘hush’ products

By Prachi Agarwal and Aditi Srivastasa, Anand and Anand in New Delhi

Determining descriptive fair use of trademarks

By Hu Miao, Sanyou Intellectual Property Agency

Does OEM use constitute trademark infringement?

By Lian Chenghe and Xing Keke, Yuanhe Partners

IP trademark litigation

By Becky Orock, Minyogog & Associates Law Firm

Speed in implementation of trademark strategy in China

By Frank Liu, Tiantai Law Firm

The generic name defence in trademark infringement cases

By Tracy Shen and Nancy Qu, Chang Tsi & Partners
Shareholders beware: you may be liable for brand hijacking

Shareholders beware: you may be liable for brand hijacking

By Irene Zeng and Eric Su, HFG

Internet service providers and trademark infringement

By Li Min and Gao Song, Run Ming Law Office

Innovation

Legal options for protecting trademark right

By Spring Chang and Shen Huijuan, Chang Tsi & Partners

Protecting trademarks on the internet

By Neha Kochhar, Lall Lahiri & Salhotra

Comparing passing off and trademark infringement

By Abhai Pandey, Lex Orbis IP Practice

TM infringement and passing off in ‘cause of action’

By Abhai Pandey, Lex Orbis IP Practice

Tackling trademark infringement

By Abhai Pandey,Lex Orbis IP Practice

Correspondents

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RBI scrutiny tightens over NBFC ‘board observers’

By Swathi Girimaji and Theertha Aiyappa, Bharucha & Partners
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Paper reciprocity undermines foreign decrees

By Ambar Bhushan and Aaryan Goyal, Bharucha & Partners
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Trends in biologic patent litigation

By Swati Sharma and Gitika Suri, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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By Jayson P Baltazar, ACCRALAW

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