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Google’s Patent Appeal Rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Google’s patent appeal involving its Street View technology. This decision upholds a Federal Circuit ruling on patent infringement and sends the case back to lower courts for continued litigation.

Geographical Indication Registration of Basmati Rice

This post provides a detailed account of the legal and procedural developments in the Geographical Indication registration of Basmati rice in India. It covers APEDA’s efforts, opposition from Madhya Pradesh stakeholders, and the ongoing disputes before Indian authorities.

“Digital Content, Intellectual Property and Innovation”- A talk by Prof. David D. Friedman

Prof. David D. Friedman’s lecture at IIM Bangalore examined the challenges of copyright enforcement and intellectual property protection in the digital age. He discussed technological, legal, and economic strategies to address online piracy and innovation.

Get Dressed Up for Yoga Day: Patented Yoga Products

The article highlights patented yoga products ideal for Yoga Day, focusing on unique inventions like meditation robes, padded pants, sandals, and towels. It provides an objective overview of how innovation shapes modern yoga accessories.

The Amazing Race: US and India Patent Statistics

This post examines US and India patent statistics for major technology companies in early 2015. It highlights key trends in granted and published patents, offering insights into the competitive landscape of intellectual property. The analysis underscores significant differences in patent activity between the two jurisdictions.

Filing a PCT Application in India? Get your FFL ready!

Filing a PCT application in India demands strict adherence to Section 39 of the Patents Act, including obtaining a Foreign Filing License. This post explains the procedural requirements and highlights the legal consequences of non-compliance in a structured, analytical manner.

This town isn’t enough for the two of us : Zara Trademark Dispute

This post discusses the Delhi High Court’s ruling in the Zara trademark dispute, focusing on trademark protection and the legal reasoning behind the decision. The analysis highlights the court’s approach to brand rights and infringement in India.

Intellectual Property, Creativity and Madness

This article explores the relationship between creativity, intellectual property, and psychological disorders among creators and inventors. It provides a legal-academic perspective on recent research findings, offering a balanced view on the challenges faced by IP attorneys.

Is There a Trademark in a Name?

This post explores whether a name can serve as a trademark in India, focusing on legal battles involving educational institutions. Analysing the VIT case, it discusses trademark infringement, passing off, and the significance of well known marks in Indian law.

Patent Settlement – Blackberry v Typo

This post examines the Blackberry v Typo patent dispute, focusing on the settlement that restricts Typo’s sales of certain smartphone keyboards. The analysis highlights the legal strategies employed to protect Blackberry’s patented keyboard designs.