Max Verstappen: “Simply Lovely” Catchphrase Set to Hit the Fashion Scene
Max Verstappen, the three-time Formula 1 world champion, is expanding his brand beyond the racetrack. Known for his iconic radio catchphrase “simply lovely,” Verstappen has…
Delhi High Court Orders Auction of Fortis Trademark Amid Daiichi-Ranbaxy Dispute
In a significant legal development, the Delhi High Court has directed the auctioning of the “Fortis” trademark to recover part of a substantial arbitral award…
MikeLegal Launched AI Assistant for Lawyers – Mike DocChat: The Gen-AI Legal Assistant
The Ultimate Gen-AI Tool for Legal Professionals 2024 marked the launch of Mike DocChat, a revolutionary Gen-AI tool tailored specifically for legal professionals in India….
MikeLegal Launched India’s Best AI-Powered Litigation Management System In 2024
2024 has been a groundbreaking year for MikeLegal, marked by major product launches that have reshaped the legal tech landscape. As the legal environment rapidly…
The Legal Legacy of “Ice Ice Baby”: A Cautionary Tale in Copyright Infringement
Vanilla Ice’s 1990 hit, “Ice Ice Baby,” is a track that evokes mixed feelings with cringe-worthy lyrics, there’s a nostalgic charm that many can’t deny….
Bombay High Court Declares ‘MOCHI’ Declared a Well-Known Mark
In a significant decision for IP law in India, the Bombay High Court has declared ‘MOCHI’, the popular footwear brand, as a well-known trademark under…
Bombay High Court Recognizes Girnar Tea as a Well-Known Trademark
In a recent landmark decision, the Bombay High Court recognized “Girnar,” a popular tea brand, as a “well-known trademark” in India under the Trademarks Act….
Miley Cyrus Faces Lawsuit Over Grammy-Winning Hit “Flowers”
In a twist worthy of a Hollywood script, Miley Cyrus is in the legal spotlight, facing accusations of copying elements from Bruno Mars’ popular song…
In the world of ChatGPTs & Geminis, why do you need Mike DocChat?
🧠Purpose-Built for Legal Minds: Unlike generic chatbots, Mike DocChat is trained on legal data. That means every answer is tailored for lawyers and legal…
Bombay High Court Imposes ₹50 Lakh Fine on Premier Stationery for Fevicol Trademark Violation
In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has imposed a fine of ₹50 lakh on Delhi-based Premier Stationery Industries for violating the trademark of…