Intellectual Property

The landscape of university research and innovation has always been pivotal to driving technological and societal advancements. However, with evolving challenges surrounding intellectual property (IP) management and commercialization, legislative reform is increasingly necessary. The introduction

A recent amendment to China's Company Law mandates the inclusion of at least one Chinese employee on the board of directors for all Chinese companies with over 300 employees, including subsidiaries of foreign parent companies. This new requirement, effective from the date of the amendment,

Businesses that fail to mitigate their legal risk pay a heavy price, and the repercussions of not addressing legal risks can be substantial. According to a recent survey by YouGov with CEBR, the annual financial impact on UK SMEs that have not adequately addressed their legal risks is as much as

Navigating intellectual property (IP) risks in software development is akin to traversing a complex and intricate maze. As companies strive to innovate and push technological boundaries, safeguarding essential IP assets becomes critical for maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring legal

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to significant advancements in various fields, including content creation. These AI tools can generate text, images, music, and even entire articles, raising crucial questions about the ownership and copyright of such creations. As AI

Renunciation, the act of withdrawing from worldly pleasures to achieve spiritual enlightenment, is a revered concept in many cultures, notably in India. However, its legal implications, particularly concerning intellectual property rights, are complex and not well-understood. This article delves