Intellectual Property has always played an increasingly significant role in today’s technology-driven industry. IP is an important asset for an organization. Hence, the innovative strength of an […]
Meeting IP Issues While Going for M&A Deal
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Trademark Registration in the United States
The trademark is an important part of a business for maintaining brand value in society. The trademark is the one that helps the consumer to recognize the […]
Interpreting the Design Act
The cases dealing in the field of design law are few. In the recent case of SD Container vs. Mold Tek Packaging, the Supreme delves into some […]
Understanding the Design Patent in the United States
The importance of patents for an invention is well known. The inventor seeks the patent rights for commercially exploiting the invention. The patent protects the efficacy and […]
Understanding the Elements of Franchise Agreement
The increasing trend of subletting the business or expanding the business to gain more market has given rise to a franchise system wherein the business (franchisor) licenses […]
Joint Venture Agreement: Collaborating For a Better Business
In a business, there are various types of agreements that form an important part of business management. Out of all, Joint Venture (JV) agreement plays a very […]
Conducting an Efficient Patentability/Novelty Search
A patentability search is an important part while moving forward of drafting a patent. Before getting on to the process of patent protection, the patentability search helps […]
IPLF: Providing Excellent Patent Services
A patent is an asset to a business. The economical value that a patent holds is an important part of the business portfolio. It creates a market […]
Monsanto Case: Reiterating the Debate of Competition and IPR
The interface between the intellectual property and competition law has sparked a lot of debate across the globe regarding its applicability. This interface aims at creating an […]
SEPs and FRAND: A Never-Ending Conundrum?
The debate over the conundrum of SEP and FRAND is not new. The difficulty comes up with the perceived ‘standard’ that a patent becomes when it controls […]