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Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS)

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS)

  1. Trademark
    A trade mark can be a word, logo, symbol, label, shape, smell, combination of colours etc. and acts as a source indicator and refers to the origin of goods or services. Trade mark can either be a word mark or a device mark. A word mark essentially denotes words/letters in a non stylised manner. On the other hand device mark comprises artistic features or unique colour combination.

    Our scope of services includes:

    • Filing and prosecuting Trade Mark and Service Mark applications
    • Infringement and validity opinion
    • Litigation: opposition, revocation, rectification, appeals, criminal and civil suit for infringement and passing off
    • Renewals
    • Assignment, Licensing and Franchising
  2. Copyright
    Copyright law protects expression of ideas, and not the ideas themselves. Copyright refers to a bundle of exclusive rights vested in the owner of the Copyright. These rights can be exercised only by the owner of the Copyright, or any person who has been duly authorized by the owner of the Copyright.

    Copyright subsists in the original works of:

    1. Literature
    2. Drama
    3. Music
    4. Art; known together as LDMA.

    Our scope of services includes:

    1. Filing and prosecuting applications for registration of Copyright
    2. Infringement and validity opinion
    3. Litigation: Cancellation proceedings, appeals, criminal and civil suit for infringement
    4. Assignment, Licensing and Transfer
    5. Specific Agreements
  3. Patent
    A Patent is a legal monopoly, which is granted for a limited time by a country to the owner of an invention. Merely to have a patent does not give the owner the rights to use the exploit the patented invention.

    Our scope of services includes:

    1. Preparation of Complete/Provisional Specifications to meet client-defined standards for filing
    2. Drafting of Responses to Examination Reports
    3. Strategizing amendments and arguments for the patent application for maximizing impact
    4. Technical Analysis of Examination Report
    5. Technical Analysis of Cited Prior Arts