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We are equipped to assist clients from the entire spectrum of industries- FMCG, fashion, food and beverages, software, print and publishing, or pharmaceuticals, threatened by abuse of their Intellectual Property Rights.
COPYKITTEN offers the most meticulously crafted dynamic infringement database, exclusively customized to protect your Intellectual Property.
26-08-2021
Today's market is overflowing with various fake products or counterfeit consumer goods. These items are usually of poor quality and not durable. Often consumers mistakenly think they are originals due to their uncanny similarity. As such, they end up paying more for inferior quality products. With the advent of e-commerce websites, the number of fake sellers online is increasing significantly.
30-06-2020
Human evolution and expansion has originated and progressed through collaborative growth. While today we stand separated in nations, faith, colour, language, culture and what you may, we ultimately are the product of nature without distinction in our intellectual potential.
02-12-2021
Consumer products that are created or marketed under another's brand name without the permission of the brand owner are known as counterfeit consumer goods. By passing off their goods as created by the brand owner, sellers of such goods may infringe on the brand owner's trademark, patent, or copyright.
06-05-2020
A situation in which an employee works mainly from home and communicates with the company by email and telephone.Remote work was very rare a decade ago. Your parents or grandparents would have balked at the idea of employees regularly working from home.
10-06-2020
Unusual is the opposite of usual thanks to the prefix un meaning not. Unusual things are noteworthy You do not see them every day. A dog chasing a cat is usual, a cat chasing a dog is also usual but none of them chasing anyone would be unusual.
03-02-2021
When Covid 19 struck, it came as a bolt from the blue for all businesses including for us who deal in IPR. We knew that IP spends would take the biggest hit as survival would be of priority for everyone. Except, we were wrong. But for the first few months, we saw businesses springing into action in all walks including IPR.
