Blog & IP Insights
Who Owns a Freelancer's or Agency's Work?
Freelancer IP ownership in Nepal defaults to the creator under copyright law, but trademark rights follow the...
Champagne, Darjeeling & Geographical Indications
A champagne geographical indication is a sign that identifies a product as originating from the Champagne regi...
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...
Himalayan Herbs & Ayurvedic Products: IP in Nepal
Himalayan herb and Ayurvedic brands in Nepal protect their name, logo, formula and packaging by registering a...
The Biggest IP Mistakes Startups Make
Avoid costly startup IP mistakes in Nepal by understanding first-to-file rules, NICE classification requiremen...
Protecting Your Brand When Exporting from Nepal
Brand protection for exports starts well before your goods leave Nepal
How to Protect Pashmina as a Nepali Brand
You can protect a pashmina brand in Nepal by registering your name, logo, or label as a trademark with the Dep...
How to Handle a Cease-and-Desist Letter in Nepal
A cease-and-desist letter in Nepal is a formal legal notice
Who Owns Your Startup's Source Code?
Source code ownership in Nepal depends on employment contracts and copyright law, but protecting your tech bra...








