Start-ups frequently overlook the risks posed by third-party intellectual property, which can threaten their business viability. This post outlines practical steps for entrepreneurs to identify and mitigate IP risks, emphasising the importance of legal due diligence and ongoing risk management.
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The Traditional Knowledge Digital Library has played a pivotal role in India’s efforts to safeguard traditional knowledge from bio-piracy. This post outlines TKDL’s major milestones and its impartial approach to patent examination based on traditional knowledge evidence.
Read more about Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 10Importance of IP For Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part V): Copyrights
Copyright protection is vital for startups and entrepreneurs to secure original works and gain business advantages under Indian law. This post discusses steps for compliance, the benefits of registration, and the special considerations for online businesses.
Read more about Importance of IP For Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part V): CopyrightsClash of the Titans: Tata Indigo vs. Indigo Airlines, the trademark saga continues
This post analyses the trademark conflict between Tata Indigo and IndiGo Airlines, focusing on the legal grounds of opposition and the history of coexistence in the Indian market. It provides an objective overview of the ongoing proceedings and their implications for trademark law in India.
Read more about Clash of the Titans: Tata Indigo vs. Indigo Airlines, the trademark saga continuesIP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs IV – Trade Secrets and Confidential Information
The post discusses essential strategies for protecting trade secrets and confidential information in startups. It covers legal agreements, security measures, and appropriate documentation to safeguard business interests. Practical examples and sample clauses are also provided.
Read more about IP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs IV – Trade Secrets and Confidential InformationIndia Claims Patents
India’s Traditional Knowledge Digital Library has become a crucial tool in preventing foreign patent claims on traditional medical knowledge and practices. Through CSIR-TKDL, India has successfully protected its traditional resources such as Ayurveda and yoga from international misappropriation.
Read more about India Claims PatentsIP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs III – Patents
Patents provide Indian technology startups with essential exclusivity and investor appeal. This post analyses patent filing strategies, including provisional, complete, and PCT applications, helping entrepreneurs make informed decisions. The discussion is structured for clarity and practical relevance.
Read more about IP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs III – PatentsIntellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 9
This post analyses patent application and grant statistics across various fields in India from 2008 to 2014. It highlights trends and developments in the Indian intellectual property landscape with a focus on factual data and legal context.
Read more about Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 9Importance of IP for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part II): Trademarks
This article discusses essential steps for startups in India to secure trademark protection, including name selection, registration, and risk clearance. It provides a structured legal overview to help entrepreneurs avoid common pitfalls in trademark management.
Read more about Importance of IP for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part II): TrademarksAn Interview : Mr. Somashekar Ramakrishna
Mr. Somashekar Ramakrishna discusses trends in automobile patents, the role of SMEs in Indian innovation, and best practices in patent prosecution. He offers insights on improvements needed in the Indian patent system and shares his vision for the future of intellectual property in India.
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