Posted by - The IP Law Post is a group of HNLU students with a keen interest in Intellectual Property Law. By means of this blog, we aim to facilitate dialogue on recent domestic and international developments.
- With the tremendous growth in technology, art and industry, IP has touched many facets of our lives such as business, innovation, sports, fashion, media & entertainment, and pharmaceuticals.
Advisory Board
- Mr. Achuthan Sreekumar: Partner, Anand & Anand
- Prof. (Dr.) Gemma Minero: Professor of Law, Universidad Autonoma De Madrid
- Prof. (Dr.) Irene Calboli: Professor of Law, Texas A&M University School of Law
- Mr. Masaki Mikami: Arbitrator and Mediator, Japan Intellectual Property Arbitration Center and Founder, Marks IP Law Firm
- Dr. Sheetal Vohra: Managing Partner and Founder, Vohra & Vohra
- Ms. Stacey C. Kalamaras: Founding Partner, Kalamaras Law Office, LCC
- Mr. Subhash Bhutoria: Partner Designate, L&L Partners
Theme
Submissions must be centered on intellectual property (IP) law, or discuss issues directly or indirectly relevant to IP. Analytical pieces regarding recent developments as well as those exploring new perspectives on long-standing discourses in IP law are accepted.
Eligibility
In order to facilitate a greater dialogue in the field of Intellectual Property Law, submissions are accepted from both students and legal practitioners.
Submission Guidelines
- Submissions should be the original work of the author(s). Posts shall be screened for plagiarism. Co-authorship is permitted for up to a maximum of two authors.
- Submissions should be between 800-1500 words in length (exclusive of references). Longer write-ups may be split into multi-part posts, in consultation with the editors (all parts of the write-up will have to be submitted together).
- References must be hyperlinked to relevant sources. Endnotes will be accepted if the said reference cannot be accommodated through hyperlinks, and must be formatted in accordance with OSCOLA 4th edition guidelines.
- Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis. The Editorial Board holds absolute discretion in determining whether to accept a submission or not.
- All the submissions must be sent in MS Word document to iplawpost@gmail.com with the subject line “Submission for IPLP”.
- Author(s) must include their full name and institution in the body of the mail while submitting the same. A brief description of the author(s) is also welcome.
For further clarity one may reach out to iplawpost@gmail.com with the subject line “Query”.
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