Intellectual Property Law

Protect your ideas, brands, and creative work

Your intellectual property is often your most valuable business asset. Our IP lawyers help you register, protect, and enforce trademarks, copyrights, patents, and designs across India and internationally.

Our Scope

What we handle.

Trademark registration and objection response
Copyright registration for software, music, art, content
Patent filing and prosecution in India and PCT
Design registration for product appearances
IP infringement cases and cease-and-desist notices
Domain name disputes (UDRP and .IN arbitration)
Trade secret protection and non-disclosure agreements
Licensing and technology transfer agreements
Geographical indication (GI) registrations
IP due diligence for startup funding and M&A

Who We Serve

Who needs this service?

Startups & Brands

Register your trademark before a competitor does — even in the idea stage

Creators & Artists

Protect copyright in music, writing, software, and visual art

Inventors

File patents to protect technical innovations and commercialize them

Businesses Facing Infringement

Stop competitors from copying your brand, products, or technology

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

The trademark registration process in India typically takes 18–24 months from filing to registration if no objections are raised. However, you get ™ symbol rights from the date of filing. After registration, you get the ® symbol and 10-year protection (renewable).

Copyright in India is automatic upon creation — registration is not mandatory. However, copyright registration creates a public record and is strong evidence in infringement cases. It is highly recommended for commercial work like software, music, and books.

Technically yes, but practically not advisable. Patent drafting is highly technical — the claims section defines exactly what is protected. A poorly drafted patent can be easily designed around. Patent attorneys understand claim drafting, prior art searches, and office action responses.

First, send a cease-and-desist legal notice. If they don't comply, file for an interim injunction in the High Court to immediately stop the infringement. Trademark owners can also claim damages for lost business and costs. Criminal prosecution is available for willful infringement.

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