High Court of Karnataka · Bengaluru
Expert in Intellectual Property Law
Protecting your brands, inventions, and creative works through trademark registration, copyright enforcement, and strategic IP litigation.
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Overview
Intellectual property is one of the most valuable assets for any business or creator. Advocate Pallavi Srivastava provides comprehensive IP legal services — from registering trademarks and copyrights to aggressively enforcing your rights in court when they are infringed.
With experience in trademark opposition proceedings before the Trade Marks Registry and IP litigation at the High Court of Karnataka, Advocate Pallavi helps startups, established businesses, artists, and authors secure and defend their intellectual property.
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End-to-end assistance with trademark searches, filing applications, responding to examination reports, and securing registration for your brand name, logo, or slogan.
Filing and defending trademark opposition proceedings before the Trade Marks Registry when a conflicting mark threatens your brand.
Advising on copyright ownership, registration, and enforcing rights against infringement for authors, artists, musicians, software developers, and publishers.
Obtaining injunctions and damages in court against competitors who misrepresent their goods or services as yours — even without registered trademark protection.
Civil suits for damages and injunctions against trademark, copyright, and trade secret infringement at the High Court of Karnataka.
Drafting licensing agreements, assignment deeds, non-disclosure agreements, and co-existence agreements to manage your IP portfolio.
FAQ
A trademark application typically takes 18–24 months to register if no objections are raised. If opposed, it can take longer. Advocate Pallavi helps navigate the process efficiently and respond to objections promptly.
Yes — through the common law remedy of 'passing off'. If you have established goodwill in your name, you can sue to prevent others from using a similar name. However, registration gives far stronger protection.
Act quickly. Send a legal notice, and if infringement continues, file an injunction application in court. Advocate Pallavi can assess your case and advise on the fastest route to stopping the infringement.
Copyright in India arises automatically upon creation and does not require registration. However, registration creates a public record and is valuable evidence in infringement proceedings.
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