Managing Parallel Import Risks: Brand Control in Liberalized Trade Environments
IP‑rich brands operate today in liberalized trade environments where parallel imports or “grey market” goods are a commercial reality rather ... Read More
Freedom To Operate (FTO): Ensuring Safe Market Entry Through Strategic IP Risk Assessment
In an increasingly competitive innovation ecosystem, launching a new product without proper IP due diligence can expose businesses to significant ... Read More
The Gist Of Technology Transfer Agreements
What is a Technology Transfer Agreement? The knowledge and information that lies behind a Technology can be legally transferred from ... Read More
Securing Copyright Permission: How to Do It Right
Navigating copyright law is fundamental for anyone seeking to use creative works in projects whether those involve written articles, photographs, ... Read More
THE PATENT ROOM™: I Discovered a Deep-Sea Microbe That Eats Plastic. Can I Patent It?
Suppose you isolate a microorganism from a deep-sea trench that breaks down plastic waste into harmless compounds. It’s an extraordinary ... Read More
THE PATENT ROOM™: I’m Only Selling a Product Manufactured by Someone Else…… Should I Still Be Concerned About Patents?
In today’s marketplace, protecting ideas is just as critical as creating them. Patents define who has the legal right to ... Read More
The Patent Room™: My Invention Has No Market In India – Can I Directly File A Patent Application Outside India?
Protecting innovation is never just about filing paperwork—it’s about understanding the legal checkpoints that can decide whether your idea moves ... Read More
The Patent Room™: Patent Published vs. Patent Granted – The Big Myth Busted!
Many inventors and startups believe that once their patent application gets published, they instantly own exclusive rights over their invention. ... Read More
Challenging A Granted Patent: A Guide For Innovators, Businesses, And Stakeholders
In the vibrant world of innovation, patents are like a spark that fuels creativity, giving inventors exclusive rights to their ... Read More