New General IP Final Year & Pre-Final Year Interns For August 2022

General IP Interns – Sarthak Sharma, Sanskriti Shrimali, Arya Senapati and Kholi Rakuzhuro (Final Year), Mansi Mishra and Sade Tejaswi (Pre-Final Year) have commenced their General IP Internship with the firm’s law practice.

We hope their stay in the firm during the 4 week period of their internship will be mutually enriching and that the firm and they will learn exciting things from each other!

Sharing Of Reflections (SoR) Session Of ALG’s July 2022 General IP Interns

Interns – Shawaiz Nisar and Aditi Mehta (Final Year Interns); Aayushi Singh and Sonal Kumari (Pre-Final Year Interns) have successfully completed their Internship at ALG. At the end of their internship, they obliged us with their thoughts and ideas during the Sharing of Reflections (SoR) sessions. Their presence enriched the firm while they interned here. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

Legal Issues Seminar-General IP (LIS-GIP) On “Does Re-Sale Of Goods By Distributors On E-Commerce Platforms Amount To Trademark Infringement?”

A ‘Legal Issues Seminar – General IP’ (LIS-GIP) was conducted by Abhilasha Rathore, Associate, on “Does Re-Sale of Goods by Distributors on E-Commerce Platforms Amount to Trademark Infringement?” The seminar explored the legal provisions that can be interpreted to ascertain if the principle of exhaustion of IP rights can be applied to allow the further sale of genuine goods legally acquired by the distributor in cyberspace. The session delved into the divergent views taken by courts on the issue. The session concluded with an interesting discussion on whether there is a requirement to harmonize the IP laws with other laws such as contact and competition law to effectively invoke the principle of exhaustion.

The presentation can be accessed here.

Practice Work Shop (PWS) On “Is Pre-Institution Mediation an effective method for resolving IP disputes?”

During last week’s Practice Work Shop (PWS) Session, Shreya Kunwar, Associate, led a discussion on “Is Pre-Institution Mediation an effective method for resolving IP disputes?”. The session saw an insightful discussion on the potential of pre-institution mediation for amicably resolving IP disputes. The session delved into the advantages and disadvantages of pre-institution mediation. The session also explored the probable scenarios wherein pre-institution mediation could prove to be useful. The session concluded with divergent, yet interesting views on the efficacy of pre-institution mediation.

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