The dynamic team advises all types of clients – from individuals to industries – from purveyors of fast moving consumer goods to luxury brands – from fashion to pharmaceuticals – from computer software to telecom, television and sport in the matters of traditional and modern (new media) copyright issues. Our practices provide:
Our firm stands at the forefront of creating judicial milestones. Whether its trademark, copyright, patent, design or Geographical Indications, we’ve been successful in representing both vogue and novel businesses in the matter of these Intellectual properties. We expose and analyze risk, help with moving forward legally and provide simple solutions to complex judicial IP issues as per the requirements of our clients. Our expertise in IP litigation domain covers the following:
We pioneer in patent litigation of matters that involves trade agreements involving industrial inventions that have gotten the patent status. We are known to handle patent dispute in a legal, fair and non-discriminatory manner. Our patent litigation team consist of tech-researchers and legal experts who use their capabilities to provide the following services:
Corporate legal practices come with their own sets of complexities when the clients tend to be more than just individuals. To provide these clients the most suitable assistance possible, our specialized counselling team muster the significant experience that they possess in the following services:
Since the inception of law on geographical indications, our experts have been keenly observing its application process. Now, having filed many applications ourselves, we are well recognized in covering the following services in this domain:
TMT or Technology, Media and Telecom are infrastructural entities whose complex legal existence can only be justified with the aid of TMT litigation experts. Our TMT services include:
The Plant Varieties and Farmers Act 2001 came with several litigations to safeguard existing plant varieties, developing new ones and protecting the rights of the farmers and plant breeders. Even though the law is relatively recent, Blueinkk has been able to accumulate enough experience over the years to assist the clients with:
The Biological Diversity Act was introduced in 2002. Along with the goal of protection of India’s various ecosystems and habitats, the act also highlights the mechanisms for sharing the monetary benefits arising out of the use of traditional biological resources and knowledge. Our practice in this domain is focused on: