Blog & IP Insights
Allo, Dhaka & Traditional Nepali Textiles: Protecting the Brand
Registering a dhaka textile trademark in Nepal protects the brand name, logo, and tagline under which you sell...
How E-commerce Is Changing IP Protection
E-commerce is fundamentally changing intellectual-property protection in Nepal.
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...
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
Logo, Wordmark or Icon: What to Register First
Register the wordmark first.
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...
IP Law in the USA vs Nepal: Key Differences
IP law in the USA and Nepal operates on fundamentally different principles.
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...