About Business

Business Summary

Mark Shield was established in the year 2016 in New Delhi.

Business Description

Markshield was established in the year 2016 with the goals of providing legal assistance, particularly in the area of intellectual property, and putting people's legal information right in their hands so that it can be easily used by them. 

Markshield was created with the intention of putting people's legal information right in their hands. In addition to this, we are active in the domains of corporate law, various types of registration, and certification in a variety of industries.

The Way We Approach Things

We have cultivated relationships with clients based in the United States as well as customers based in other countries, and we are familiar with the operational requirements of each of these customers. Because we have a strong belief in being proactive, we advise our customers on the most recent developments in the law and its interpretation. This is because we have a strong belief in being proactive. Because of this, the risk that our customers suffer as a consequence of shifts in the political and legal climate in India has been greatly mitigated. In contrast to other legal service providers, we do not put our clients through any needless stress by making them go through procedures that are not essential. 

Instead of doing things in the opposite order, we prioritize the requirements of our clients and do everything in our ability to meet those requirements. By utilizing flexible billing, we make an effort to secure and protect the intellectual property of our customers, particularly where that intellectual property is complimentary to the business strategy of our customers. We consider the commitment that is displayed by each and every member of our staff to be the company's single most valuable asset. Because of our commitment to providing personalised, value-added solutions, we are able to cater our services to the specific needs of each and every one of our customers.

Trademark Registration

A trademark is a visual symbol that may be a word signature, name, device, label, numerals, or combination of colors that is used by one undertaking on goods or services or other articles of commerce to distinguish them from other similar goods or services that originate from a different undertaking. This is done to differentiate the goods or services in question from other similar goods or services that originate from the first undertaking. A trademark is also referred to as a brand name, which is another frequent word for a trademark. A trademark is a graphical representation of what is more often referred to as a brand name. The owner of a trademark is granted the exclusive right to use their mark in connection with the categories in which the trademark is registered. This privilege protects the trademark owner's mark from being used by others. You are able to register a trademark in India not only for the name of your organization but also for distinguishing catch phrases, taglines, or captions.

Objections to the Use of a Trademark An opposition to a trademark is an objection that was filed by a third party against the registration of a trademark and that was accepted by the Trademark Examiner and published in the Trademark Journal. 

Due Diligence - IP 

The process of conducting due diligence is an essential component of licensing transactions, as well as mergers and acquisitions of corporations and private equity ventures. Assets related to intellectual property (IP), which might include patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and other forms of know-how, are the primary motivating factor behind many merger and acquisition strategies in the high technology industry. Companies that are considering engaging in commercial transactions have, perhaps more than ever before, an increased need to have a comprehensive comprehension of the value and risks involved with the transfer of intangible assets as part of a deal. However, a significant number of businesses either own intellectual property (IP) rights without having an accurate understanding of the true value and risks associated with their portfolio or acquire portfolios without first developing an understanding of what the portfolio means. There are a variety of reasons for this.

Geographical Indication: 

In 1999, India passed a law called the Geographical Indication of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act with the intention of protecting the centuries-old indigenous products of the country.

A trademark opposition is also known as a trademark challenge. Any person that has an interest in the trademark can file an opposition to it within four months of the date that the advertisement for the trademark was published in the trademark journal.

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• Trademark registration
• Copyright
• Patent
• Design registration
• Trademark opposition
• Intellectual Property Litigation