Author name: Nithya Warrier

Professional conducting an FTO search, analyzing patents and assessing infringement risks for product commercialization
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How To Conduct A Freedom To Operate (FTO) Search

Introduction An FTO search involves identifying and analyzing existing patents to determine whether a product or process might infringe active patent claims. Conducting an effective FTO search requires a combination of technical analysis, patent searching skills, and legal expertise. Step-by-Step Process for Conducting an FTO Search Step 1: Define the Product or Technology The first step is […]

Professional conducting a Freedom to Operate (FTO) search to evaluate patent risks before product commercialization
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Who Needs A Freedom To Operate Search?

Introduction A Freedom to Operate (FTO) search is not limited to large corporations. Any entity planning to commercialize technology or introduce a product to the market may require FTO analysis. FTO studies are typically conducted before product launch, technology acquisition, or market entry to ensure that the product does not infringe existing patents. 1. Technology

Illustration showing a person deleting personal data from search results representing the Right to be Forgotten under India’s DPDP Act
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Right to be forgotten

The pace at which personal data is generated, shared and stored, privacy has become a prime concern for citizens. The ‘Right to be Forgotten’ has grown into one of the most important concepts within the scope of data protection and privacy laws. Under this right, an individual can request that his/ her personal data be

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Cyber Laws in India 

India’s legal system concerning Information Technology and Cyber activities comes largely under the Information Technology Act, 2000, which was enacted for the purpose of cybercrime, data privacy, and electronic commerce. This Act has been amended numerous times, the most significant being in 2008, thereby increasing its scope and effectiveness in handling emerging cyber threats.  The

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Inventorship by AI: Is It Really Necessary to Grant IP Ownership to AI?

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has given rise to numerous legal and ethical questions, particularly concerning Intellectual Property (IP) Rights. Among these is a crucial debate: Should AI be granted ownership of its inventions? While AI-generated innovations are becoming more sophisticated, the essence of IP law is rooted in incentivizing human creativity and

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