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Smoking Without Smoke

This article explores the problem of smoking and passive smoking, emphasizing ongoing health risks despite legislative efforts. It also examines a patented smokeless smoking device designed to mitigate these risks through innovative technology.

Trademark Litigation: ‘Advantage’ of Settlement

Bayer and Cipla recently settled their trademark dispute over veterinary products, with Cipla agreeing to compensation and ceasing use of contested marks. This case illustrates how IP litigation often leads to settlement, especially in high-impact sectors.

Simple Steps to Plug IP Drainout

The post examines critical steps start-ups and SMEs can take to secure their intellectual property through robust employment agreements. It outlines essential provisions that address IP ownership, confidentiality, and compliance under Indian law.

An Effective Method Towards the Protection of IP

John Doe orders have become a significant tool in India for protecting intellectual property against online piracy. By targeting specific infringing links, these court orders ensure a balanced approach to copyright enforcement.

Do’s and Don’ts for an Employment Agreement

The article outlines essential do’s and don’ts for drafting employment agreements in India, with a focus on intellectual property, confidentiality, and non-compete clauses. It offers clear, practical guidance for both employers and employees while highlighting the importance of legal precision.

Do’s and Don’ts for a Non Disclosure Agreement

This article outlines the primary do’s and don’ts for non disclosure agreements in India, focusing on drafting clarity, confidentiality, and legal risks. The guidelines are broad in nature and readers should seek specific legal advice for their situations.

Protecting Celebrity Rights Through Trademark & Copyright Laws

This article examines how trademark and copyright laws protect celebrity rights in the USA, UK, and India. It discusses the legal scope of personality, privacy, and publicity rights, highlighting the need for robust legislative measures in India.

India and Right of Publicity

The right of publicity in India allows individuals to control the commercial use of their identity, drawing a line between property and privacy rights. Indian law on this subject is still developing, requiring a broader approach for greater commercial value.

Publicity Rights in India (Part II)

This article explores the legal framework of publicity rights in India with a focus on digital media and computer games. It analyses hypothetical scenarios to distinguish between free speech and commercial exploitation of celebrity personas.

Publicity Rights in India (Part I)

This post provides an analytical overview of publicity rights in India, focusing on celebrity protection from unauthorized commercial use. It discusses legal boundaries, enforcement mechanisms, and key judicial decisions.