Altacit Global·Aug 18V-Guard v. Kangaro: What This Trademark Ruling Means for Indian BusinessesBy HariniA response icon1A response icon1
Altacit Global·Aug 13Who Owns Innovation in Plant Breeding?The Unresolved Question of ‘Essentially Derived Varieties’ under India’s PPV&FR Act, 2001
Altacit Global·Jul 4HINDSIGHT BIAS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF INVENTIVE STEPLearn what hindsight bias is in patent law, why it affects inventive step analysis, and how India, Europe, the United States, and WIPO…
Pratyusha Susarla·Jun 27Moral Rights Before Moral Rights: The Carnatic Trinity and Modern CopyrightThere is a conventional assumption, not entirely without merit, that intellectual property law is a creature of modernity. That the…
Ehi Abah·Apr 28Guarding Against AI Misuse: What Qualifies as Sufficient Protection?The world has always moved faster than the laws meant to provide guardrails in human interactions. With AI in the mix, it seems destined to…
Altacit Global·Mar 17When a Scent Becomes a Signature: How India Quietly Redefined Intellectual PropertyAn overview of India’s first smell trademark, exploring how scent is recognised as a brand identifier and what it means for non-traditional…
InNo TimebyS Singh·Mar 4The UK Is About to Make a Decision That Affects Every Writer on This PlatformThe deadline is March 18, 2026. Two weeks from now.A response icon6A response icon6
Trademark Lab·Mar 43 Signs Your Business Needs Trademark Protection YesterdayIf you’re waiting for the “right time” to protect your brand, you’ve already waited too long. Here’s how to know when trademark protection…
Altacit Global·Feb 23Balancing Innovation and Protection: Understanding IP in Open-Source SoftwareThis article explores how copyright, patents, trademarks, and licensing frameworks work together to balance openness with protection…
