Arbitrability of Intellectual Property Disputes in India
‘First published on Asia IP’ By: Pravin Anand, Madhu Rewari and Ansh Maggo With the increasing commercialization of intellectual property in India,
The Regulatory Cost of Informal Digital Disclosures
First published by Lexology. Authors: Safir Anand, Mudit Kaushik and Sehr Anand The handling of price sensitive corporate information has become increasingly
Landmark ruling on domain name fraud and systemic reforms in digital commerce
First published by Lexology. By: Pravin Anand, Saif Khan and Shobhit Agrawal On 24th December, 2025, Delhi High Court delivered a groundbreaking judgment
Landmark Ruling On Domain Name Fraud and Systematic Reforms in Digital Commerce
First published by Lexology. Authors: Pravin Anand, Saif Khan, Shobhit Agarwal and Prajjwal Kushwaha A. Background B. Legal Issues Addressed C. Directions
The Great Dissolve: Re-Engineering Enterprise Workflows for the 2026 AI Paradigm
First published on Enterprise IT World. Authored by Subroto Kumar Panda As we stand on the final day of 2025, reflecting on a year of dizzying
The DPDP: An 18-month compliance imperative for the C-suite
First published on Express Computer. Authored by Subroto Kumar Panda The notification of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, marks
Law Can Keep Us Safe From Superintelligence
‘First published on India Business Law Journal’ By: Pravin Anand and Dr. Ajai Garg Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fuelling one of the most significant
Distinction Between Order 38, Rule 5 and Order 39, Rules 1-2 CPC in the Context of “Maintenance of Status Quo”
The High Court of Delhi in a significant interim ruling, “AB SKF vs M/S PARAMOUNT BEARING CO. & ORS.”, CS(COMM) 963/2025, dated 19/11/2025 has clarified
Business Software Alliance lobbies for text and data mining exception in India’s copyright law
‘First published on Asia IP’ By: Dhruv Anand and Udita M. Patro The Business Software Alliance (BSA), a global association of enterprise software companies
When Art Meets Science in Trademark Law: Reflections on India’s First Smell Mark
Authored by Pravin Anand There are areas of intellectual property law where one can sense, quite literally, the convergence of disciplines that do not
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