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Facebook Trademark Infringement, Time Magazine Sued Over TIME100 Talks Series and more

This post provides an objective analysis of key trademark and intellectual property disputes, including Facebook’s trademark victory in India and Time Magazine’s US lawsuit. It also covers licensing news, domain name disputes, and the latest GI application in India.

Google Objects to Sharing Sensitive Data in Antitrust Probe, First Medicine Delivery by Drones in the US, Walmart and Tesla Settle Lawsuit and more

The bulletin provides updates on Google’s response to antitrust investigations, India’s non-personal data regulation efforts, and technological advancements like drone medicine delivery. It also covers significant legal disputes, including the Walmart-Tesla lawsuit and a corporate espionage case involving WeRide.

Election Commission Clears ‘PM Narendra Modi’ Biopic, Ban on TikTok App in India and more

This post analyses recent entertainment law and copyright news in India, including judicial decisions on the PM Narendra Modi biopic and the TikTok app ban. It also reviews key copyright infringement cases and licensing developments impacting the entertainment industry.

SC Set Aside Padmaavat’s Ban, Dragon Box’s Copyright Trouble, Patanjali’s Expansion Plans and More Weekly Copyright and Entertainment Law News and Updates

This week’s legal updates feature the Supreme Court lifting Padmaavat’s ban, Dragon Box’s copyright trouble in the US, and Patanjali’s expansion into e-commerce. The post also presents key Indian copyright filing statistics and practical tips for e-commerce contracts.

Yahoo! Inc wins Trademark Lawsuit against Indian Firm AFPL

The Delhi High Court has granted Yahoo Inc. a permanent injunction against Apricot Foods Pvt. Ltd (AFPL) for trademark infringement. AFPL and its Director were found to have dishonestly used the Yahoo mark, resulting in substantial damages awarded to Yahoo Inc.

Delhi HC rules in Favour of Louis Vuitton in Trademark Dispute

The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Louis Vuitton by restraining a Ludhiana firm from using its registered trademarks on counterfeit products. The order marks a significant development in Indian trademark enforcement and underscores the importance of protecting luxury brands.