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Fake Flex and Runway of Crime: How a $10m Counterfeit Fashion ring was Unravelled and Why India should pay attention
Read more: Fake Flex and Runway of Crime: How a $10m Counterfeit Fashion ring was Unravelled and Why India should pay attentionThis article is co-authored by Prosfutita Singha, fifth year and Shahil Bhattarai, third year B.A. LL.B.…
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Runway to Courtroom: How the Tigress Case Sparked India’s Fashion Law Awakening
Read more: Runway to Courtroom: How the Tigress Case Sparked India’s Fashion Law AwakeningThis article is authored by Rhea Mary Philip, a third year B.A. LL.B. (Hon’s) student at…
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From Sketch to Scam: Fashion’s legal Right against copycats and counterfeits
Read more: From Sketch to Scam: Fashion’s legal Right against copycats and counterfeitsThis article is co-authored by Sneha Singh and Kashika Mittal, second year B.A. LL.B. (Hon’s)…
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“Whose Design Is It Anyway?” – Protecting Traditional Designs in the Age of the AI Fashion Generation
Read more: “Whose Design Is It Anyway?” – Protecting Traditional Designs in the Age of the AI Fashion GenerationThis article is authored by Shruti Udayan, a second-year B.A.LL.B. (Hon’s) student at the National…
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Trademark Tango: Labubu vs. 7-Eleven
Read more: Trademark Tango: Labubu vs. 7-ElevenThis article is authored by Ananya Navin Dipali, a third-year B.B.A. LL.B. (Hon’s) student at…
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