Historic Patent War That Began on Valentine’s Day
“Whatever evidence there is, is in favor of the caveat having been filed first.” — Elisha Gray Valentine’s day is no ordinary day. Especially in…
It’s more than just a greeting card.
Back in the ancient world when the Chinese or Greeks exchanged drawings with notes to express feelings, it was more than just a scroll. One…
A trademark for the flavour of a pizza? Yes, that almost happened.
Ever heard of a pizza restaurant trying to trademark the flavour of the pizzas they create? Well, now you have. As bizarre as it may…
Is legaltech the latest fad or a change here to stay?
Legal Technology, commonly called Legal Tech, is software and technology which is used by law firms or legal teams to facilitate their processes and improve…
Popularity Vs. Regulations? BTS Army Vs. Lalalees
KPOP has become a new and explosive genre of music all over the world and for this eminent popularity, the credits go to one and…
Court dismisses trademark suit with the help of poems and verses from the Gita
District Judge (Commercial Court) Man Mohan Singh passed the order on December 1, after TTK Prestige Ltd, known for manufacturing kitchen appliances, dragged an online…
Can you trademark sound?
Sounds are one of the most popular forms of non-traditional trademarks. The new marketing techniques have made it possible for businesses to create and use…
Word Hacks to Make Drafting Simpler for Lawyers
Being a Lawyer, one cannot escape drafting or reviewing contracts on a daily basis. Some lawyers call it ‘work’ and for some, it is an…
‘Dil’ or ‘Rooh’ – Afza?
The ‘Rooh Afza’ sharbat is one of the most popular drinks for us Indians and sparks a different kind of nostalgia. This brand was invented…
Agatha Christie’s Book “And Then There Were None” A Distinctive Mark?
Agatha Christie (1890-1976), fondly known as the “Queen of Crime”, needs no introduction. A best-selling fiction writer of all times as per the Guinness Book…