Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The National Law University, Jodhpur, invites original manuscripts for its Journal of Intellectual Property Studies, with submissions due by July 15, 2026. This presents a key opportunity for legal scholars to contribute to the field of IP law.
A roundup of significant IP events and opportunities, featuring highlights from the Open Source Hardware Association and other key initiatives in intellectual property.
The SpicyIP Summer School 2026 is set to kick off, focusing on the 'Pharma Stack' and expansive IP strategies. Participants will engage in new analytical methods and explore various domains critical to intellectual property law.
The recent post from PatSeer outlines a strategic three-pass funnel approach for efficient patent searches under deadlines, streamlining the research process.
The latest IP events and opportunities roundup includes highlights from the Open Source Hardware Association, focusing on innovative practices in the IP landscape.
The SpicyIP Summer School 2026 starts tomorrow, focusing on the 'Pharma Stack' of intellectual property. Participants will learn to view IP as strategic tools across various domains, enhancing their analytical skills.
This weekly review provides insights into key developments and reflections in intellectual property law from May 25 to June 7.
The weekly review covers significant developments in intellectual property law from June 8 to June 14, providing insights into patent searches and current trends.
Exploring India's historical debates on copyright law reveals the neglected topic of the reversionary right, which was discussed during the enactment of the Copyright Act in 1957 but ultimately omitted.
The 2026 edition of the SpicyIP Summer School starts tomorrow, focusing on the integration of intellectual property within the pharmaceutical sector. Participants will engage with strategic tools and explore how different actors utilize these tools in various domains.
The posts delve into the history of Indian copyright law, focusing on the significant impacts of translation and notable decisions shaping current law.
This retrospective article explores the historical significance of the Oxford letter to amend Indian copyright law in 1901, highlighting its impact on translation issues and the evolution of copyright jurisprudence in India.