TL;DR: If a contractor or freelancer you paid to build something, code, a design, a product feature, is now using that same work to compete with you or sell it elsewhere, what you can actually do depends heavily on whether your contract included a proper, specific IP assignment clause. Where it did, you likely have […]
Tag Archives: Infringement
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Mar
Mar
Picture this: You run a clothing brand. You built it over three years, designed the logo yourself, printed it on every tag, posted it on Instagram hundreds of times, and built a small but loyal following around it. Then one morning a customer messages you: “Isn’t this yours?” It is a Mumbai based vendor’s Instagram […]
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Jan
Jan
A note on scope: this guide focuses specifically on someone using your brand name, a different business trading under a name identical or confusingly similar to yours, including disputes over domain names, marketplace listings, and even company registrations. If your situation is specifically about someone copying your logo or visual mark, and you need to […]