Copy is the best form of Flattery? Pidilite may disagree….again.
The goodwill a brand enjoys in the market is the fruit of the company’s labour, innovation and ability to connect with the customer. Many competitors,…
Infringement as painful as waxing!
India is a country of over 1.3 billion people, inevitably making it a massive market especially for self-care products. Waxing is one such self-care activity…
Why did Michaela Coel Turn Down Netflix’s $1 Million Offer for I May Destroy You?
$1 Million may sound like a fair enough offer, for rights to a show. But, Michaela Cole, the creator and star of the dramedy series…
It’s all in the Name….
Yes, when look closely and you will see the difference. Two schools, very similar names, similar logos. But one is counting on piggybacking on the…
Guccio Gucci SPA v. Intiyaz Sheikh
Fashion industry has been plagued by counterfeits and fakes. The Delhi High Court has recently granted luxury fashion house Gucci an ex-parte reprieve which restrained…
Famous Errors in Contracts that Cost Big Money
As Alexander Pope has rightly said, “To Err is Human”. Humans are prone to errors. However, these errors can be reduced by adopting technology and…
When things got a bit Messi
Last year Lionel Messi was finally able to trademark his name “Messi” in the European Union after a legal battle of nine years. This is…
Wordplay or trademark infringement?
The Delhi High Court delivered an interim injunction order rejecting an injunction application filed by Phone Pe against Bharat Pe. The Court explored the counterbalance…
Clubhouse vs Clubhouse
The very trending invite-only voice chat app Clubhouse was sued by sports-networking app “The Clubhouse” for trademark infringement. What is more surprising in this instance…
The curious case of ISKCON V/S ISKCON
#ISKCON is a registered #trademark of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness with a presence in over 60 countries worldwide. They filed a commercial #intellectualproperty suit against an apparel manufacturing…