Blog & IP Insights
Protecting Nepali Handicrafts and Artisan Products
Nepali handicrafts and artisan products are protected under the Patent, Design and Trade Mark Act 1965 (PDTA),...
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...
Certification Marks in Nepal: How They Work
A certification mark in Nepal is a special type of registered mark that guarantees a product or service meets...
The Rise of Brand Squatting in South Asia
Brand squatting across South Asia has turned into a silent epidemic.
Myths About Registering a Foreign Brand in Nepal
Many foreign brands wrongly assume their home-country trademark automatically protects them in Nepal.
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...
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 Story Behind the World's Most Valuable Trademarks
Apple, Amazon, Google — the most valuable trademarks on earth are worth more than the GDP of many nations.
The Story Behind the Apple Logo
Rob Janoff designed the Apple logo in 1977 with a bite taken out of an apple so people wouldn't mistake the fr...








