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CHANEL’S WIN AGAINST COUNTERFEITERS

Chanel’s successful lawsuit against counterfeiters on Amazon underscores the growing threat of online trademark infringement. The case serves as a precedent for luxury brands and highlights the need for effective anti-counterfeiting policies in e-commerce.

Patents, Startups, Innovations, Interesting Patents and Designs, Government Updates, Latest Patent Disputes, Eli Lilly versus Actavis, Doctrine of Equivalents, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This update covers recent trends in Indian patent filings, grants, and innovative developments by startups and established firms. It also discusses government initiatives, significant patent disputes, and provides a practical tip on using patent-related designations. The analysis is objective and based on current data and legal standards.

Second Annual Roundtable on Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition, hosted by Centre for Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition (CIIPC), National Law University, Delhi Venue: Taj Westend, Bangalore

The CIIPC Second Annual Roundtable in Bangalore assembled leading voices to discuss innovation, intellectual property, and competition law in India. Sessions focused on policy, legal developments, and industry perspectives, highlighting key issues in patent, copyright, and competition law.

Patents, Startups, Innovations, IPO updates, Automated patent grants, Interesting Patents and Designs, Qualcomm’s fresh lawsuit, Xiaomi and Nokia patent sharing deal, Patent tip of the week and more

This week’s update covers significant developments at the Indian Patent Office, including rising publication figures and automation of patent certificate issuance. Key international patent disputes and licensing agreements, along with practical tips for patent applicants, are also featured.

Intellectual Property Exchange for India, Akshay Kumar’s Toilet Ek Prem Katha in Copyright row, Beatles and Sony settles the copyright dispute, Httpool acquired by Sony Pictures

This post covers notable updates in Indian and international copyright law, including the proposed Intellectual Property Exchange for India. Key legal disputes and entertainment licensing developments are discussed, providing practical insights for industry stakeholders.

Industrial Designs and Yoga

This article analyses industrial designs registered for yoga accessories, such as pants, boards, socks, and blocks. It presents a legal perspective on how design protection supports innovation in yoga products.

Yoga Patents

This post examines key yoga patents and applications in India and abroad, highlighting inventive devices, methods, and legal considerations. It offers an analytical perspective on the intersection of yoga and intellectual property law.

Mumbai’s TAJ PALACE acquires image trademark, Offensive trademarks to be protected, KISS singer seeks registration for a hand gesture, Snap Inc loses domain name dispute, Bandar Laddu obtains GI registration and more

Get the latest updates on Indian and international trademark law, including Taj Palace’s architectural trademark and the GI registration of Bandar Laddu. This post also examines offensive trademarks, domain disputes, and practical tips for avoiding objections to scandalous or obscene marks.

Lahari v. Ola: Copyrights and Criminals – Licensing by Deterrence

The Lahari v. Ola dispute demonstrates how copyright owners in India may leverage criminal complaints to initiate licensing deals with organized infringers. This approach, as seen in Lahari’s actions against Ola, combines legal enforcement with strategic publicity to strengthen copyright positions.

Louis Vuitton Trademark infringement, Toblerone-3D mark, ‘Covfefe’ trademark, Traditional Rattan handicrafts moves for GI Tag and more

This update provides a detailed analysis of recent trademark infringement cases and notable developments in international trademark law. It further covers domain name disputes and geographical indication efforts in India, offering practical insights for legal and business professionals.