Former ALG Attorney Malveka Nautiyal Has Secured All India Rank 2 In The Indian Army’s Judge Advocate General (JAG)

We are happy to share that former ALG Attorney Malveka Nautiyal has secured All India Rank 2 in the Indian Army’s Judge Advocate General (JAG) Merit List 2025.

We are proud of Malveka’s achievement, which is a testament to her hard work and determination, and are honored to have played a role in her journey.

Please join us in congratulating Malveka on her achievement, and in wishing her all the best as she embarks on this new chapter with the Indian Army’s JAG branch.

Special Legal Issues Seminar-General IP (SLIS-GIP) On “Year In Review – Notable IP Developments: Quarter 4 (October To December”

A ‘Special Legal Issues Seminar – General IP’ (LIS-GIP) was conducted by Vanshika Gupta, Associate and Nadra Jawaid Mallick, Trainee Associate, on “Year in Review – Notable IP Developments: Quarter 4 (October to December)”. The seminar discussed notable Court decisions from the fourth quarter of 2024 in the practice areas of Trademarks and Copyright. The seminar was the fourth and final leg of the “Year in Review Series” for discussing all the notable developments from 2024.

Practice Work Shop (PWS) On ‘Should Trade Secret Protections Be Re-Evaluated When They Pose A Potential Risk To Public Health And Safety?’

During the last PWS session, Amal Riaz, Trainee Associate, led a discussion on “Should Trade Secret Protections Be Re-evaluated When They Pose a Potential Risk to Public Health and Safety?” The session began by examining the role of trade secrets in the health sector, weighing their benefits against potential drawbacks. A key point of discussion was the impact of trade secrets on biologics, particularly how they hinder the development of biosimilars. Historical cases, such as the South African HIV/AIDS crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, were examined to highlight the tension between corporate secrecy and public welfare. The session then explored AI’s growing role in challenging existing trade secret frameworks, raising questions about ownership and protection and whether companies should be compelled to disclose information regarding harmful substances in the medical sector. The session concluded with the consensus that there exists a need for a balanced approach to ensure trade secret protections do not obstruct healthcare advancements or global health equity.

ALG India Law Offices LLP Recognized in WTR 1000 – 2025!

We are proud to announce that ALG has been recognized among the world’s leading trademark firms once again this year as part of World Trademark Review’s 2025 edition of WTR 1000.

🏆 Firm Recognitions:
🥈 Silver – Prosecution & Strategy
🥈 Silver – Enforcement & Litigation
🔹 Recommended – Licensing & Transactions

🏅 Individual Recognitions:
🔹 Sheja Ehtesham
🔹 Ashwani Balayan
🔹 Pranay Bali

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our clients for their unwavering support. This recognition reflects their trust in us as well as the firm’s commitment to providing insightful, practical and high-impact legal counsel.

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