From Blueprint to Battle-Ready: The CIO’s Executive Guide to Cyber Resilience
‘First published on Enterprise IT World’ Author: Subroto Kumar Panda The defining question for every board of directors has changed. It is no longer,
Settlement with SEBI: Between Regulatory Efficiency and Market Accountability
‘First published on Legal500’ By: Safir Anand and Ritu Bhargava The evolution of India’s securities market has brought with it an increasingly sophisticated
Copyright in Literary Works: When themes converge but expressions diverge
First published by Asialaw. Authors: Prachi Agarwal and Medha Singh Introduction: Copyright law, particularly in the domain of literary works, grapples
Reverse passing off in Indian trademark law: Reexamining the position
‘First published on Asia IP’ By: Safir Anand, Omesh Puri and Aprajita Nigam The recent judgment of the Delhi High Court in Western Digital Technologies
A New Era for Digital Play: India’s Online Gaming Regulator Comes into Force
First published by Asialaw. Authors: Safir Anand and Ritu Bhargava India’s online gaming sector has entered a decisive new phase. With the Government’s
India Waives IP Filing Fees for Sports Sector
First published by Lexology. Authors: Safir Anand and Rashi Chandhoke In recent years, the intellectual property (IP) ecosystem has undergone a significant
Dead Marks, Live Assets – The Case for a Registry Supervised Auction of Lapsed Trademarks in India
First published by SpicyIP. By: Lakshmidevi Somanath India’s trademark register is quietly bleeding value. Each year, marks with real commercial recall
‘Family of marks’ doctrine in India
‘First published on India Business Law Journal’ By: Pravin Anand and Prachi Agarwal The concept of a family of marks in the context of the Trademark
Marketplace liability 2.0: when does an e-commerce platform become a trademark infringer?
First published by The Trademark Lawyer Written by Lakshmidevi Somanath Not long ago, platform liability for trademark infringement was a minor concern.
Framing fame: Your name is not automatically yours to sell
‘First published on India Business Law Journal’ By: Madhu Rewari The notion of personal branding holds undeniable appeal. You become the product, your
etc. whilst wrongfully claiming to be part of our firm and making false claims and allegations.