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Introduction The Indian film industry is one of the largest and globalized industries in the world producing more than 3,000 films annually in more than 40 languages. The medium of cinema, the tools, and the technology associated with it have undergone many crucial changes over this period of time. ...

Presenting the July Edition of our IPR newsletter covering how the IPL's success extends beyond the boundaries of the cricket field, as it strategically utilizes various Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) to solidify its brand. ...

LegaLogic presents the May Edition of its IPR newsletter covering all about Design Registration and its advantages. Read on to learn more. ...

Presenting the April edition of our IPR newsletter where we explore the Doctrine of Prior Use, the provision in the Indian Trademarks Act and Section 34, as well as the associated case law....

What Is A Well-Known Trademark? ‘Well-known’, the word itself suggests its meaning. Well-known means something which is popular or famous and recognized by the larger part of society. Well-known trademarks also have the same significance. Well-known trademarks get the greatest degree of prot...

Subway, filed a case against Subway seeking an injunction against a local restaurant in Delhi called Suberb. Read on to know on what grounds the case was quashed and its legal rationale. ...

In this edition of the newsletter, understand how are goals or sports celebrations actually trademarked. Here's all about trademarking sports celebrations....

In this edition of the IPR newsletter, we will cover the nitty-gritty of the Designs Act 2000 and how it impacts Design Protection. Read on to learn more. ...