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With his keen interest and knowledge of litigation and enforcement, Manish Biala conducted yet another well-attended training session with the police officers on Investigation in IP crimes at Haryana.

Invited by the Haryana Police Academy, Manish trained  police officers of various ranks at the event at Madhuban, Karnal on January 10.

The training focused on educating the police personnel about IP crimes which often go unnoticed due to lack of knowledge about what constitutes IP infringement.

Always working on educating the key stakeholders about law, Manish speaks of the training session as yet another step towards plugging loopholes between lack of awareness about IP crimes and enforcement of existing laws to check those crimes.

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