Blog & IP Insights
Word Mark vs Device Mark vs Combined Mark in Nepal (Which to File)
Should you file your brand name, your logo, or both together? Word, device and combined trademarks protect dif...
How to Protect a Pharma or Ayurvedic Brand in Nepal
A practical guide to protecting a pharmaceutical, ayurvedic or herbal-medicine brand in Nepal — the right trad...
Well-Known Marks vs Ordinary Marks
A well-known trademark in Nepal is a mark the Department of Industry recognises as so widely known that it get...
How to Protect a Product Design in Nepal
To protect a product design in Nepal, you must register it as an industrial design with the Department of Indu...
Passing-Off Cases in Nepal: Lessons from the Courts
Passing-off in Nepal lets you stop a competitor from using your brand name, logo, or packaging in a way that c...
Do You Really Own Your Logo? Common Myths
Many Nepali business owners assume they automatically own their logo—but without trademark registration, you h...
Cease & Desist Letter for IP: Sample (Nepal)
A cease and desist letter is a formal legal notice demanding that an infringer immediately stop using your reg...
What Happens If Someone Copies My Unregistered Logo?
If someone copies your unregistered logo in Nepal, you cannot sue for trademark infringement
AI and Intellectual Property in Nepal
Artificial intelligence has no dedicated legal framework in Nepal, so AI-created works and inventions fall und...








