Ashwin Julka

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

What the new mediation law means for IP disputes in India

IP owners that cannot legitimately claim urgent interim relief will need to attempt pre-institution mediation under new rules in India, experts at Remfry & Sagar explain.

Remfry & Sagar Opens Mumbai Office

Expanding its footprint, the Firm opened its Mumbai office at Nariman Point on April 1, 2021. Headquartered in Gurugram (New Delhi NCR), Remfry & Sagar has three other offices in India – in Bengaluru, Chennai and Mumbai.

Pandemic Headache: Combiflam

Despite restricted judicial functioning in the wake of the severe second wave of Covid19 in India, Remfry & Sagar filed a suit on behalf of Sanofi India Ltd. to successfully restrain pharma company Ridley Life Science Pvt. Ltd. from using deceptively similar marks ‘CORIFLAM’ and ‘CONCIFLAM’.

Keeping Social Media Influence In Check: ASCI Guidelines

With the influencer industry burgeoning in India, new guidelines secure consumer interest by ensuring the line between user content and advertisement does not blur.

In Someone Else's Shoes

Aqualite Industries filed an infringement suit through Remfry & Sagar and was successful in blocking the misuse of its proprietary 'Aqualite' marks.

COVID-19: Business as usual

Despite the disruption created by the lockdown, Remfry & Sagar has been providing real-time updates on IP matters to clients. Published In The India Business Law Journal - May 21, 2020

A Tale of Brand Positioning in the COVID-19 Era

Published In The INTA Bulletin - June 15, 2020

A Comparison Of Developments In Dispute Resolution: Asia Business Law Journal - July 27, 2020

A close look at emerging trends in litigation and alternative dispute resolution in India

Patents: IPAB on Divisional Patent Applications

An Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) decision in a case argued by Remfry & Sagar will hopefully lead the Indian Patent Office to consider divisional applications filed voluntarily more favourably.

Patents: Precedential Ruling On 'Proof Of Right'

In a case argued by Remfry & Sagar, the Intellectual Property Appellate Board has ruled that a suitable Declaration issued under PCT Rules can satisfy the 'proof of right' requirement in national phase applications.

Defending An Iconic Mark: ‘Old Monk’

The High Court of Delhi passed an interim injunction in October 2020 restraining the manufacture, marketing, distribution and sale of beer under the mark CRAFTY MONK as it was deceptively similar to the iconic mark OLD MONK.

WTR Global Leaders: Q&A with Ashwin Julka

Q&A with Ashwin Julka Link: https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/trademark-law/ashwin-julka