Blog & IP Insights
How to Build a Brand That Is Easy to Protect
Building a protectable brand strategy in Nepal means picking a distinctive name and logo that the Department o...
DoI Notices and Circulars: Why They Matter
DoI notices and circulars are the official announcements published by Nepal's Department of Industry (DoI) tha...
What Happens If Someone Copies My Unregistered Logo?
If someone copies your unregistered logo in Nepal, you cannot sue for trademark infringement
Lokta Paper & Nepali Handmade Paper: IP Protection
To protect lokta paper and Nepali handmade paper products, you register a trademark with the Department of Ind...
Myths About Registering a Foreign Brand in Nepal
Many foreign brands wrongly assume their home-country trademark automatically protects them in Nepal.
The Rise of Brand Squatting in South Asia
Brand squatting across South Asia has turned into a silent epidemic.
The Oldest Registered Trademarks in History
The oldest registered trademarks in history trace back to ancient merchant marks, but formal registration bega...
The First Patent in History & How Patents Began
The first patent in history was awarded in 1421 in Florence to architect Filippo Brunelleschi for a cargo ship...
The Future of IP Law in Nepal
The future of intellectual property law in Nepal centres on long-awaited legislative reform to replace the Pat...








