Founded in the year 2014 by Sujata Chaudhri and located in the National Capital Region (NCR) in India, our firm provides advisory, litigation and enforcement, and prosecution services in all areas of intellectual property law.
In Communication Components Antenna Inc. v. Rosenberger / PROSE , the Delhi High Court did much more than find a telecom patent valid and infringed. It showed how far an Indian court is willing to go when a whole group is pushing a patented technology into the market and it delivered a powerful message on how Indian courts view group-level infringement. At the centre of the dispute was CCA’s patent IN 240893 covers an “asymmetrical beam antenna” that boosts spectrum effici
With expansion of global trade and secondary markets, intellectual property law has been forced to evolve beyond its traditional bounds. While Indian jurisprudence has historically focused on parallel imports and the doctrine of exhaustion in the context of resale of genuine goods, recent developments indicate a shift towards addressing more complex commercial practices, particularly the refurbishment market. The Division Bench (“Bench”) decision in Western Digital Technologi
In recent years, India has significantly streamlined its patent prosecution framework, making it possible for applicants to secure patents in a much shorter time through expedited examination. Under the Patents Act, 1970 and the Patents Rules, 2003 (as amended), the Indian Patent Office provides a fast-track mechanism that can substantially reduce the time from filing to grant, provided certain eligibility criteria are met and the process is strategically managed. Expedited e
