IP LITIGATION
EXPERT IP LITIGATION SERVICES TO
SAFEGUARD YOUR ASSETS
Khurana & Khurana’s IP Litigation Practice Group understands the importance of a strong IP enforcement strategy. As IP value grows, so does the threat of infringement. Our attorneys are equipped to help clients protect their IP and enforce rights against unfair practices. We handle patent, copyright, trademark, domain name disputes, trade secrets, unfair competition, false advertising, and privacy issues with a legacy of successful cases.
TRADEMARK & COPYRIGHT LITIGATION
Since 2007, Khurana & Khurana (K&K) has provided premier Trademark Litigation Services, supporting global brands in trademark enforcement and protection. Our expertise covers infringement, trade dress, anti-counterfeiting, and unfair competition, with comprehensive global portfolio management. K&K strategically deploys restraining orders, seizures, and injunctions to safeguard clients' trademark rights and uphold brand integrity across multiple jurisdictions and industries.
Our Approach:
K&K specializes in preliminary injunctions, restraining orders, and ex parte seizures, adeptly handling trademark litigation for registered and unregistered marks across high courts, trademark boards, and global jurisdictions.
Since 2007, Khurana & Khurana has led in Patent Litigation, supporting major corporations in infringement cases, writs, appeals, and revocations. Our expertise includes identifying potential infringers, claim chart preparation, and evidence collection. Our skilled Patent Attorneys ensure precise claim mapping and legal enforcement under IP laws, pursuing settlements or litigation to protect and enforce clients’ IP rights.
Our Approach:
K&K, with experienced patent attorneys, conducts infringement analysis, advises clients, and initiates legal actions. We handle claim mapping, issue legal notices, and manage invalidation and opposition proceedings in patent litigation.
PATENT LITIGATION
INVALIDATION PROCEEDINGS
Section 64 of the Indian Patents Act provides grounds for revoking a granted patent during litigation or due diligence in product commercialization.
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Novelty Issues
Lack of novelty due to prior public reference can invalidate the patent.
2
Obviousness
Invention may be invalid if deemed obvious by experts, lacking an inventive step.
3
Patentable Subject Matter
Subject matter not fitting legal criteria under patent laws may be invalidated.
4
Wrongful Ownership
Incorrectly listed inventors or improper disclosure can lead to patent invalidation.
5
Insufficient Disclosure
Failure to fully disclose the invention or related prior art may invalidate the patent.
6
Unsubstantiated Claims
Inadequately supported patent claims risk invalidation if not thoroughly substantiated.
7
Failure to Disclose Foreign Applications
Title, language, applicant's name, address, nationality.