CGPDTM Recruitment 2026: Latest Government IP Jobs for Legal and Technical Professionals
The Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and TradeMarks (CGPDTM) has released an official notification inviting applications for various professional positions. The CGPDTM Recruitment 2026 is designed to attract competent legal and technical professionals to manage the growing volume of intellectual property applications in India. Operating under the Department for Promotion of Industry […]
WIPO Internship for Students and Graduates: New Opportunity at the WIPO Japan Office
The World Intellectual Property Organization is the global forum for intellectual property services, policy, and cooperation. As a United Nations specialized agency, it administers international treaties that protect innovation and creativity worldwide. To support these legal and administrative frameworks at a national level, the organization relies on its external network. The WIPO Japan Office in […]
CNN Lawsuit Against Perplexity Over Intellectual Property Claims
We are tracking a significant legal development in the federal court system where CNN has filed a formal complaint against Perplexity, an AI-assisted search engine. The lawsuit centers on allegations that Perplexity’s business model depends on the systematic misappropriation of copyrighted news content and the unauthorized use of trademarks. This case is a major test […]
WIPO Women and IP Symposium 2026: Protecting Female Innovation
The gender gap in global patent filings limits economic growth and stalls technological progress. We organized the WIPO Women and IP Symposium 2026 to address the legal and procedural hurdles that specifically affect female inventors and creators. This consultation outlines how intellectual property (IP) frameworks are changing to support more inclusive innovation. Current Legal Disparities in […]
Expiry of the SIPP Scheme in India: Impact on Startups and IP Protection
The Indian government’s dedicated support for startup Trademark and Patent filing has undergone a major transition. As of March 31, 2026, the SIPP Scheme in India Expiry became effective, ending the program that provided free legal facilitators to emerging businesses. We’ve prepared this briefing to explain how this change affects your filing costs and what […]
CNIPA Deputy Commissioner Visits WIPO and EUIPO to Strengthen IP Cooperation
A high-level representative from the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) recently concluded a mission to Europe. The visit centered on high-stakes diplomacy. During the trip, the CNIPA Deputy Commissioner met with leaders at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). These sessions focused on aligning regulatory frameworks […]
NFT Intellectual Property Rights Explained: What Do Buyers Actually Own?
The surge in digital asset transactions makes it vital to understand NFT Intellectual Property Rights. Many buyers assume that purchasing a token means they own the legal copyright to the art. But it’s rarely that simple. In the current legal climate, the gap between owning a token and owning the work itself is a core […]
Dupe Culture and Trademark Law: When Does Copying Become Infringement?
Social media has fundamentally changed how we shop. This shift created a trend known as Dupe Culture. From luxury leather goods to high-end serums, “dupes” offer a lookalike experience without the premium price tag. But where does the consumer’s bargain end and a legal violation begin? We need to look closely at the friction between […]
Delhi High Court Rules Against Ilaiyaraaja in ‘En Iniya Pon Nilave’ Copyright Case
The Indian music industry recently faced a major legal shift regarding Intellectual Property Rights. Following a high-stakes judicial order, the Delhi High Court ruled against the renowned composer in the Ilaiyaraaja vs Saregama Copyright Dispute. This specific IP litigation involves the ownership and commercial exploitation of the hit Tamil song ‘En Iniya Pon Nilave’ from […]
UDRP Explained: How Brands Can Recover Domain Names from Cybersquatters
Digital assets define modern business identity. When a third party registers a domain name with bad intentions to mimic your trademark, it is more than an inconvenience. It’s a direct threat to your brand. To fight this, we use the Uniform Domain Name Policy. This administrative framework allows rights holders to bypass the high costs […]