IntroductionArt is always on the move. It goes from one country to another for art shows and exhibitions. The management of the movement of art has therefore to be considered from perspectives or knowledge, creativity and the benefits to the whole human race. Therefore, the...
In an increasingly globalised marketplace, the territorial enforcement of intellectual property rights frequently emerges as a battleground for international companies. A brand's visual identity (often refined into a minimalist, single-letter motif) can command vast commercial value while inviting complex legal conflicts. In this case a...
The recent order of the Delhi High Court in Stephen Thaler v. Union of India to expeditiously decide on an application filed by Stephen Thaler seeking copyright registration for ‘A Recent Entrance to Paradise,’ an artwork generated by his AI system, DABUS. While it does...
In the ever-evolving domain of global technology licensing, the case of VMware LLC v. Siemens AG, et al., C.A. No. 25-353-RGA-LDH (D. Del. Feb. 10, 2026), provides an analysis of how forum selection clauses interact with statutory intellectual property claims. This dispute, centred on allegations of widespread software...
India presents vast opportunities for foreign businesses with its growing economy, young population, and increasingly globalized markets. However, entering or operating in the Indian business landscape without adequate legal preparation can expose businesses to costly setbacks. From compliance lapses to disputes over intellectual property, here...