Intellectual Property · High Court of Karnataka
Complete trademark services in Bangalore — registration, oppositions, infringement actions, licensing, and IP litigation before the High Court of Karnataka.
Overview
Trademarks are among the most valuable assets for any business. Protecting your brand name, logo, and tagline through timely trademark registration and enforcement is essential in today's competitive market. Advocate Pallavi Srivastava advises startups, SMEs, and established businesses across Bangalore on all aspects of trademark law.
From filing applications with the Trade Marks Registry to examination replies, opposition proceedings, licensing and infringement disputes before courts, Advocate Pallavi provides end-to-end trademark advice.
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Filing trademark applications with the Trade Marks Registry for brand names, logos, taglines, and packaging designs across all classes.
Comprehensive availability searches before filing to identify conflicts and assess registrability of your mark.
Filing and defending opposition proceedings before the Trade Marks Registry when a conflicting mark is published in the Trade Marks Journal.
Cease-and-desist notices, interim injunctions, and infringement suits before the High Court of Karnataka to protect your brand.
Drafting trademark license agreements, registered user agreements, and assignment deeds for brand transactions.
Ongoing management, renewal, and monitoring of your trademark portfolio across jurisdictions.
FAQ
Trademark-registration timelines vary according to examination, objections, hearings and third-party opposition. Current status and deadlines should be checked through the official IP India system.
Trademark infringement occurs when a registered trademark is used without the owner's consent. Passing off is an action available even for unregistered marks — it prevents misrepresentation that causes confusion about the origin of goods or services. Both remedies are available in Indian courts.
Yes. If your trademark is registered, you can file an infringement suit in the High Court of Karnataka and seek an interim injunction to immediately stop the infringing use. Even without registration, a passing off action is available if you can demonstrate prior use and reputation.
India follows the Nice Classification system with 45 classes (1–34 for goods, 35–45 for services). You must register in the class(es) relevant to your products or services. Advocate Pallavi can advise on the right classes to cover your business adequately.
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