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By Khushi Singh, BBA.LLB student, SNDT University, Mumbai.Keywords:Abstract:The Indian Copyright Act of 1957 governs the complicated topic of legal ownership of creative work produced by independent contractors in India. Questions over who owns copyright, the client or the freelancer have...

This article is written by Harinibai.R during her internship with Le Droit India.AbstractGlobal discussions about intellectual property rights and fair access to necessary medications were rekindled by the COVID-19 pandemic. India could have used compulsory licensing to tackle vaccine shortages...

This article is written by Sneha Singhal, Galgotias University B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) During her internship at LeDroit India.AbstractAs the global economy expands, intellectual property (IP) has become an indispensable and highly valuable asset, offering IP right holders a crucial competitive advantage for...

By Anuranjani Kumari, LL.B SEMESTER- VI during her internship with Le Droit India.IntroductionMemes, short videos Quarantine’s thirty-second humorous outbursts and witty remixes of popular tunes are spreading like wildfire on TikTok, Instagram and Youtube Shorts. Content creators have shifted from...

This article is written by Khushi Singh , BBA.LLB student, SNDT University, Mumbai during her internship with Le Droit India.Keywords:Abstract:The rise of music licensing disputes in India reflects how artists and copyright holders struggle with expanding internet access and the widespread...

This article is written by Harinibai R. during her internship with Le Droit India.Abstract: Biotechnological inventions—spanning genetic engineering, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and agricultural innovations—face complex patentability challenges across jurisdictions. The U.S. and India, despite shared commitments under the TRIPS Agreement, diverge significantly...