Cross-Border Succession and Inheritance: Determining the Applicable Law for Immovable and Digital Assets in an Evolving Global Legal Order

Cross-Border Succession and Inheritance: Determining the Applicable Law for Immovable and Digital Assets in an Evolving Global Legal Order       Author Uchit Kesarwani Law Intern, Law Vaani Abstract The recent increasing flow of people, capital, investments and digital assets across territorial boundaries has thus revolutionised succession law. One might not only have immovable […]

Trade Secret Protection in Indian Commercial Disputes: Analyzing the absence of dedicated legislation, NDAs enforcement, and tortious remedies (IPR & Technology Law)

Introduction In the current economic world, information has turned out to be among the most important business assets. Companies spend a lot of money on the development of their own technologies, manufacturing processes, databases of customers, pricing policies, research results, algorithms, source codes, marketing policies, and confidential business information that can give them an edge. […]

Geographical Indications (GI) Protection and Commercialization: legal frameworks, brand counterfeiting, and global commercialization strategies for rural economies.

Geographical Indications and Rural India Bridging Legal Protection, Anti-Counterfeiting Enforcement, and Global Commercialization Strategy Shruti Sharma| IPR & Technology Law Abstract / Introduction A geographical indication, or GI, is not merely a label of origin. It is a legal instrument that converts centuries of accumulated soil, climate, and craftsmanship into a tradeable asset for the […]

The Rights of Children in Migration Detention: Necessity, Family Unity and Alternatives under International Law

The Rights of Children in Migration Detention:Necessity, Family Unity and Alternatives under International Law Abstract Immigration detention of children remains one of the mostcritical human rights challenges of the modern era. Althoughstate sovereignty traditionally accords nations broad discretionover border control and immigration enforcement, the detention of migrant children—whether unaccompanied or alongside their families—raises severe conflicts […]

Dynamic Injunctions in Indian IP Jurisprudence combating digital piracy, rogue website domains, and ISPs enforcement protocols.

Dynamic Injunctions in Indian IP Jurisprudence: combating digital piracy, rogue website domains, and ISPs enforcement protocols. An Analysis of Judicial Innovation, Copyright Enforcement, and the Evolving Role of Internet Service Providers in India’s Digital Economy Author: Krushna Bawa, Student at DES’s Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune Abstract: The unprecedented growth of the internet has […]

Who Owns a Face? Celebrity Personality Rights in the Age of Generative AI

Who Owns a Face? Celebrity Personality Rights in the Age of Generative AI Evaluating Defamation, the Right of Publicity and IP Protection Under Common Law: An Indian and Comparative Perspective.   By Sanjay Kumar Pilla | Topic: Intellectual Property Rights and Technology Law. Practice Area: Personality Rights, Media & Entertainment Law, Information Technology Law and […]