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LexOrbis

Overview

LexOrbis is a premier full-service IP law firm with over 240 personnel including 120+ attorneys at its three offices in India namely, New Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai. The firm provides business oriented and cost-effective solutions for protection, enforcement, transaction, and commercialization of all forms of intellectual property in India and globally. The Firm has been consistently ranked amongst the Top- 5 IP firms in India for over the past decade and is well-known for managing global patent, designs and trademark portfolios of many technology companies and brand owners. The Firm’s patent practice group has over 90 patent attorneys with domain expertise in information and communication technologies (ICT), computer sciences and software including Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, big data, mechanical, electrical & electronics, chemical and pharmaceutical, biotechnology, energy management, etc. Our trademark practice group has over 30 attorneys experienced in partnering with the brand owners and advising on the entire journey of the brand from selection to enforcement of the brand. The team provides risk assessment by conducting trademark searches in over 120 trademark registers across the world and common law searches using advance internet-based tools. The group also has expert attorneys on related practice areas such as legal metrology, drugs & cosmetics, food safety, media & entertainment, fashion, sports, E-commerce, data protection, privacy and persona rights, advertisement, consumer protection, etc.The firm employs cutting-edge technology systems to improve the processes and efficiency.

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The adverse effect of adverbs in patent specifications

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India: The perils of not naming the correct inventors

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India: DPIIT notifies proposed amendments in Patent Rules, 2003

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India: Extent of estoppel in an infringement suit against a cited mark

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India: The missing elements in the patent specification

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India: The Delhi High Court’s Decision in OpenTV

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India: Understanding public use and the loss of novelty

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The inevitability of natural justice under the Indian patent regime

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Looking Beyond The Novelty Lines

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IP awareness initiatives in India

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Indian Biodiversity Act and Model ABS Agreement-related IPR issues

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Address:

709/ 710, Tolstoy House, 15-17, Tolstoy Marg

New Delhi 110001

India

Telephone:

+91 11 2371 6565

Fax:

+91 11 2371 6556

Contact Person:

Manisha Singh

Email:

manisha@lexorbis.com

Website:

https://www.lexorbis.com/

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