Introduction: Why Most Wills in Singapore Fail When They’re Needed Most Writing a will in Singapore is often treated as a simple administrative task. Many people assume it’s straightforward—just list your assets, name some beneficiaries, and sign on the dotted line. The reality is far more complex. The mistakes made during will preparation are precisely […]
Intellectual Property, Investment, Startup
IP Due Diligence for Startups: What Do Investors Check Before Funding?
30
Dec
Dec
You’ve built a product people love. You’ve got traction. Revenue is coming in. Now you’re raising funds. Then the term sheet arrives with one clause that makes your stomach drop: “Subject to satisfactory IP due diligence.” Suddenly, investors want to see proof that you actually own what you’ve built. And if you can’t prove it […]
23
Dec
Dec
Sending a legal notice without a lawyer might seem daunting. Yet, it’s possible with the right guidance. Understanding the process can save you time and money. It empowers you to handle legal matters independently. This article will guide you through each step. You’ll learn how to draft and send a legal notice effectively. We’ll also […]
20
Dec
Dec
Navigating the legal landscape is crucial for fintech startups. The financial industry is highly regulated, making compliance essential. Legal documents form the backbone of any successful fintech startup. They ensure smooth operations and protect against potential legal issues. From incorporation to intellectual property, each document serves a specific purpose. Understanding these documents is vital for […]
20
Dec
Dec
Sending a legal notice is a crucial step in resolving disputes. It serves as a formal warning before legal action. A well-crafted legal notice can prevent costly litigation. It often leads to an amicable settlement. Understanding how to draft and send a legal notice is essential. It ensures your rights are protected. This guide will […]
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Dec
Dec
A few years ago, drafting a contract meant calling a lawyer, waiting days, and paying what felt like a lot of money. Today, it takes one prompt and a few seconds. Type something like: “Draft a service agreement between two parties” and suddenly you have a neat, well-worded, professional-looking contract. So people sign it. They […]
Intellectual Property, Trademark
Can You Trademark a Smell? The Fascinating Case of Rose-Scented Tires in India
11
Dec
Dec
Imagine opening a package of brand-new tires and being greeted by the delicate scent of roses instead of the usual rubber smell. Sounds unusual, right? That’s exactly what Japanese tire giant Sumitomo Rubber Industries envisioned, and how they wanted to trademark a smell. The Groundbreaking Application That Turned Heads In 2023, Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd. […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Intellectual Property
AI Training vs Copyright in India | One Nation, One License Framework
11
Dec
Dec
Generative artificial intelligence(AI) has triggered one of the sharpest clashes yet between technological innovation and copyright law in India with respect to AI Training. Powerful models are trained on vast troves of human-created books, music, images, news, and audiovisual works. This raises the uncomfortable questions of: a) who gave permission b) who gets paid, and […]
Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property
Domain Name & Cybersquatting Disputes: How INDRP and Courts Protect Trademarks
01
Dec
Dec
Over the last two decades, the internet has transformed the way businesses operate. Today, an organisation’s domain name is often the first thing a consumer comes across. In fact, domain names have become almost equal to a company’s identity because they represent its digital doorway. Brands like Tata, Infosys, Amul, Flipkart, SBI, HDFC, Yahoo, Google […]
Consumer Protection
Mandatory Country of Origin Filter : Compliance for E-commerce Platforms in India
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Nov
Nov
The Indian government has proposed a significant change that will reshape how e-commerce platforms display products. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs introduced the Draft Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) (Second Amendment) Rules, 2025, making it mandatory for e-commerce platforms to provide searchable and sortable filters based on country of origin. This isn’t just another regulatory checkbox—it’s […]