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3D Printing and Intellectual Property: A Complex Intersection of Innovation and Law 3D printing is the process of creating three-dimensional solid objects from an electronic model via additive manufacturing. It has revolutionized industries worldwide by enabling rapid prototyping, customization, and...

WHAT CONSTITUTES AS A GI : A Geographical Indication (GI) stands for a mark on products from a particular place with special qualities or a good name because of where they come from. For a sign to work as a GI, it needs to show that a product comes from a specific area. Also, considering […]...

Introduction to Architectural Design Protection In the world of architecture, intellectual property protection is crucial for safeguarding the creative and artistic efforts of designers and architects. The intricate designs that breathe life into our cities are protected under various legal framewor...

Introduction Reverse passing off is a lesser known but no less important type of unfair competition in the field of Intellectual Property Law. Reverse passing off is the practice of one party passing off another’s goods or services as its own, as opposed to traditional passing off, which invol...

Deepfake The creation and manipulation of digital information has been completely transformed by the introduction of deepfake technology. Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms enable deepfakes to create incredibly lifelike voice, video, and photos of people. Although there are many...

Introduction The Cambridge Dictionary defines Evergreen as “always seeming fresh or remaining popular:” The moot concept of evergreening in context of Intellectual Property Law is quite similar. Evergreening is a strategy used by some companies to extend the patent life of their products beyond ...