Latha R Nair | Partner
Latha advises clients on all aspects of the prosecution and enforcement of trade marks, domain names, copyrights and geographical indications. She also handles transactional and advisory work relating to trade marks and copyrights, and regularly advises production and media houses and social media network companies on copyright issues.
A niche area of her practice focuses on the protection of geographical indications. She has been assisting the Government of Indi...
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By Latha R Nair
Languages:
Fluent in English, Hindi and Malayalam. Working knowledge of French
QUALIFICATION:
- B.A., LL.B (Hons.) - NLSIU, Bangalore
- DSCI Certified Privacy Lead Assessor (DCPLA©)
Articles
- Registration of “SWISS MILITARY” and the red-and-white cross as trademarks for Chinese-made goods; not by us, rules the Delhi High Court
- National handloom week: A time to fix the GI magic wand
- Blend In or Stand Out? Branding Blunders of Indian Startups
- The Trademark and GI Battle for Kashmiri Products Must be Taken Seriously
- A Response to the Alternate Interpretation on Permissibility of Sub-licensing under Indian Trademark Law
- Is Sub-Licensing of a Trademark Permitted under the Indian Trade Marks Act?
- Is Sub-licensing Contemplated under the Indian Copyright Act?
- COVID-19: How Best Can the Indian IP Office Help its Stakeholders?
- Should India Join the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement, 2015?
- Parachute Disparagement Case: Free Speech, Yes; but Not at the Cost of Falsehoods
- Bom HC Division Bench Stays Interim Injunction against Vlogger in Parachute Disparagement Case
- Delhi HC Division Bench Sets Aside Order Restraining E-Commerce Platforms from Selling Goods of Direct Selling Companies
- Brand Protection in the Age of Social Media Influencers: Bom HC in Parachute Disparagement Case
- Kerala HC Directs Film Release without Script Writer’s Name in ‘Mamankam’ Moral Rights Dispute
- An Indian Perspective on Singapore HC’s Decision in ‘Isetan Tartan’ Trade Mark Dispute
- Charminar Case by the Indian Supreme Court in 1996 and the AG’s Opinion in Sky v. Sky Kick
- Justice Endlaw’s Lessons on Legal Drafting
- GIS AND DOMAIN NAMES: LET THERE BE NO CINDERELLAS IN IP!
- Place the (Trade Marks) Act Before the Rules: Del HC Directs Registry to Record Grounds of Refusal of Applications
- India Workshop Will Empower Registrants to Ride the Waves of Change
- What exactly are geographical indications and who can apply for GI status?
- GIs for Food Stuffs: IP or RecIPe?
- More regulation is required to ensure the credibility of the GI protection process
- Making India GI brand conscious
- The scope of a well-known mark: not always as broad as some might wish
- Khadi: Shouldn’t we first set our house in order?
- Swiss watch International, Inc. v. federation of the Swiss watch industry: the ttab’s unwitting mess
- Information Technology Act, 2000 and the Copyright Act, 1957: Searching for the Safest Harbor?
- Tracking the protection of well-known marks in India: A befuddled path to nirvana?
- A temporary reprieve for ‘the complete man’?
- Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v. iiNet Limited: An Indian standpoint on secondary liability of copyright infringement on the internet
- 3 Idiots: Not yet the last word….
- Fitting a square PEG in a round hole: Can trademarks protect geographical indications?
- Data protection efforts in India: Blind leading the Blind?
- 'Peter Scot' to stay on register: A 'Supreme' oversight?
- Art and craft of a tour that could be
- The Melton Mowbray Pork Pie Case: Lessons For India?
- How can data theft be tackled in India?
- Does India need a separate data protection law
- An appeal from Channapatna to Hong Kong
- Made scapegoat by an unjust law
- A lot of paper and no masala for dosa
- Are Indian IPR Laws Adequate?
- Indispensable Names: A Time to Register
- Forgotten Agenda from Doha?
- CHAE: A slip between the cup and the lip?
- Law of the land
- Storm in a tea cup
- Copyright protection in the internet: An indian perspective
- GI Inconsistency Cries out for new rules
- An Indian Perspective of Tasini and Greenberg
- Copyright in the Digital Era
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