Trademark Lawfirm in Delhi
A trademark is more than a logo or a name. It is the goodwill you have built over years of work, and the law gives you the means to protect it. Whether you are launching a new brand, expanding an existing one or facing someone who has copied yours, sound advice at the right moment saves considerable time and cost later.
At Biswas Law Offices we handle trademark matters end to end, from the first clearance search through to enforcement before the courts. The work is led personally by Shruti Verma Biswas, whose practice centres on trademarks, copyrights and commercial law, with experience across trademark portfolios, prosecution and enforcement.
Assistance across the full life of your trademark.
Your brand is often the first thing a customer recognises and the last thing you can afford to lose. We help you register it, defend it and keep it yours.
Trademark searches and clearance
We conduct availability and conflict searches so you can file with confidence and avoid a costly clash down the line.
Filing and prosecution
We prepare and file trademark applications in India, choose the correct classes and see the application through examination, including drafting replies to examination reports and objections raised by the Registry.
Opposition and rectification
Where a competing mark threatens yours, or yours is wrongly challenged, we appear in opposition and rectification proceedings before the Trade Marks Registry and argue the matter on its merits.
Renewal and maintenance
A registered mark needs looking after. We track renewal deadlines and file in time so your protection never lapses through oversight.
Assignment and licensing
When a brand changes hands or is licensed for commercial use, we draft the agreements that transfer or license those rights cleanly and protect your position.
Infringement and passing off
If someone uses your mark without right, we act. We represent you before the courts in infringement and passing off matters and pursue the relief the situation calls for.
Why Clients Work With Us
- Deep expertise across industries
- Strategic, business-oriented advice
- Strong track record of enforcement
- Personal attention, partner-led matters
Industries We Serve
- Retail & Consumer Goods
- Fashion & Lifestyle
- Food & Hospitality
- Technology & Software
- Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
- Media & Entertainment
- Manufacturing & Industrial
- Startups & New Ventures
Commonly Answered Questions
Do I need to register my trademark or is using it enough?
Using a mark does give you some rights, but registration puts you on far stronger ground. A registered trademark is easier to enforce, gives you nationwide protection and serves as public notice that the brand is yours. Most disputes are simpler to win when the mark is on the register.
How long does trademark registration take in India?
If there are no objections or oppositions, registration usually takes around a year to eighteen months. The mark can be used with the TM symbol as soon as the application is filed, so you are not left unprotected while it moves through the Registry.
What is a trademark search and why does it matter?
A search checks whether a name or logo similar to yours already exists on the register. Doing this before you file saves you from investing in a brand that may later be objected to or opposed. It is the single most useful step before an application.
I received an examination report or objection. What should I do?
An objection is not the end of the application. It means the Registry has raised a query, often about similarity to an existing mark or the distinctiveness of yours. A well drafted reply, filed in time, addresses those concerns and moves the application forward. We prepare and file these responses regularly.
Someone is using a name similar to my brand. Can I stop them?
Very likely, yes. Depending on the facts, you may have a claim in infringement if your mark is registered, or in passing off if it is not. We assess the strength of your position first and then pursue the appropriate relief, including injunctions where the situation is urgent.
What happens if I forget to renew my trademark?
A registered mark must be renewed periodically or it can lapse. Once lapsed, the protection falls away, and the mark may become open to others. We track renewal deadlines for our clients so this does not happen by oversight.
Get in Touch
Tell us about your mark and what you are facing. We will tell you honestly where you stand and what the next step should be.