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Behind the case: How Singh & Singh scored record SEP win for Ericsson

Saya Choudhary of Singh & Singh explains how her team navigated nine years of litigation to secure record damages of $29 million and the lessons learned along the way.

CHATGPT – Copyright Concerns

ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is a chatbot developed by OpenAI, an American AI (“Artificial Intelligence”) research laboratory. It has been launched recently, in November 2022. The fancy new bot has sent ripples across industries due to the vast array of functions that it can perform.

Hiring an Indian Patent Attorney? Key Questions to Ask

Engaging the services of a proficient Patent Attorney is necessary for securing a patent. The Patent Attorney, (or patent agent as referenced in the Indian Patents Act of 1970), must not only be capable of completing the legal filings/compliances as required in law, but also, should also be well oriented with the business consequence of […]

Rogue Websites Challenges, Initiatives & Way Forward

The COVID-19 pandemic dominated 2020- 2021. In these two years of COVID-19 the world has not only faced health issues, but the world has seen a downward trajectory of growth in economy owing to lockdowns imposed by the Government to break the chain of COVID-19.

International Regime of IP Law and its Importance in Trade

Intellectual property is the mind’s efforts, for instance, advancements, conceptual and stunning works; structures; and pictures, names, and pictures used in exchange. It can take a literary work, art, industrial design, pharma creations, new drugs, geographical locator, a typical regional culture or practice, etc.

Has Artificial Intelligence Overruled The Trademark Law?

The term “Artificial Intelligence” (hereinafter referred to as AI) is omnipresent nowadays and has indeed got a revolutionary impact on our ways of life. The term was first coined by John McCarthy in 1956, the thought behind his idea of the same was ‘thinking machines’.

The Cryptic Case Of Non-Fungible Tokens

The last few years have seen a mammoth of advancement in technology and digitalization with respect to blockchain. This headway is primarily based on the concerns embedded in the digital asset makers about plagiarism, copyright or theft of their digital work.

Originality In Copyright Law – A Booster Within

Originality in its present position in Copyright Laws is intended to promote and encourage Intellectual Property which results from human intellect and not one that free rides on someone else’s intellectual property.

Posthumous Survival Of A Celebrity: An Immortal Right To Publicity

As students of law, we are theoretically taught that a set of rules, norms and guidelines govern a civilized society and resistance to them often constitute an offence therefore a deterrent is set in order to avoid disputes and offences.

Infodemic – Fake News And Laws In India

Each one of us has more than once read a fake news item believing it to be true. Fabrication, distortion, and manipulation of facts to influence the public has been in existence since time immemorial.

I Decline To Answer

The principle of protection against compulsion of self-incrimination is a fundamental canon of the British system of criminal jurisprudence, which has been adopted by the US and incorporated as a fundamental right under the 5th Amendment

News Aggregation – Abridgemnet, Abstract Or Infringement?

The coronavirus pandemic and the consequential lockdown, has made the internet an important source of news for most Indians. Resultantly, news aggregation services have become an even more popular startup business model. But what is a news aggregator?