Trademark and Brand Protection
Brand names, logos, classes, objections, oppositions and renewals: practical guidance on registering an Indian trademark and keeping it enforceable.
Deepfaked? How Indian Courts Protect Your Face, Voice and Name, and What a Brand Should Do First
How Indian courts protect your face, voice and name from deepfakes, where they now refuse blanket bans, the 3-hour takedown rule, and a brand's first steps.
Read the guideTrademark Registration in India (2026): Cost, Documents & Process
The business that registers a trademark first usually wins the rights to it. The cost, documents and step-by-step process to register a mark in India in 2026.
Read the guideNaam Mein Kya Rakha Hai? What's Really in a Brand Name
Shakespeare said a name means nothing. In trademark law it is usually the most valuable asset a business owns, and the one most often lost.
Read the guideTrademark Status Explained: Objected vs Opposed vs Formalities Chk Pass
Objected means the Registry has raised a concern. Opposed means a third party has challenged you. They are routinely confused, and both are lost by inaction.
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