Copyright:

Copyrights are a bundle of legal rights that protect the creative expression of an idea.  While ideas may not be protected themselves, your expression of those ideas can be.  This right is exclusive and extends to a variety of areas, including literature, drama, music, art, films, computer programs and sound recordings. V Juris advises clients on advisory, transactional and enforcement issues relating to copyright. The firm has been assisting clients on copyright issues in the area of software, motion pictures, literary and artistic works, photographs and musical works, both in the physical and digital contexts. 

Trademark:

A trademark denotes the relationship between an owner and its trading goods/services. It identifies the goods/services to its ownership. A trademark can be represented in the form of a word, phrase, symbol, design, sound, smell, colour, adopted as an identification to distinguish them from products and services of others. The sole objective of a trademark is to prevent end users from becoming confused of the source or origin of a product or service. The consumers not only associate the trademark to the company from which it originates but also to the quality of the product or service.The modern concept of brands encompasses trade marks, trade names, corporate names, domain names and geographical indications. Keeping pace with these changing times, V Juris advises its clients on these broader concepts of brand protection. The firm’s trade mark practice comprises of prosecution and enforcement. While the firm has extensive experience in trademark prosecution work, it has an equally strong team that looks into enforcement, both civil and criminal as well as border enforcement of trade mark rights.