
Practice Area
Intellectual Property Law
Overview
A focused, client-first practice
Your brand, inventions and creative work are among your business's most valuable assets — and the easiest to steal. We help creators, startups and established businesses register, license and enforce their intellectual property, from trademark filing at the Mumbai registry to infringement and passing-off actions before the Intellectual Property Division of the Bombay High Court.
Services
What we handle
- Trademark search, filing, opposition and renewal
- Patent drafting coordination and registration advisory
- Copyright registration for literary, artistic and software works
- Design registration under the Designs Act, 2000
- IP licensing, assignment, franchising and merchandising agreements
- Infringement and passing-off suits, injunctions and damages claims
- Online brand protection — marketplace and social media takedowns
- Cease-and-desist notices and IP due diligence for deals
Who we help
Clients we represent
How we work
Our approach
- 01IP audit
We identify what you own, what is unprotected and what is already at risk of conflict.
- 02Search & filing
Clearance searches followed by applications before the appropriate registry, with examination reports handled end-to-end.
- 03Commercialisation
Licensing, assignment and franchise documentation that monetises your IP without giving it away.
- 04Enforcement
Cease-and-desist, takedowns, and infringement or passing-off suits with interim injunctions where needed.
FAQ
Frequently asked
How long does trademark registration take in India?+
An uncontested application typically matures to registration in 12–18 months. You can use the ™ symbol from the date of filing and ® once registered.
Someone is using my brand name online. What can I do?+
We usually start with a cease-and-desist notice and platform takedowns; if that fails, a passing-off or infringement suit with an interim injunction before the Bombay High Court.
Do I need to register copyright, or is it automatic?+
Copyright exists automatically on creation, but registration is strong prima facie evidence in court and makes enforcement far easier.