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About us

Kan and Krishme (well the name itself is an invented word) is a law firm dealing with all fields of Law with emphasis on Media, Entertainment, sweepstakes, Promotions and Intellectual Property Law.

The Attorneys of the firm bring a superior record of Academic, Professional and civic achievement. The firm prides itself on combining the sophistication and expertise of a large firm with responsiveness and dedication of a medium sized firm. The clientele of the firm includes Companies, Research institutions, Universities as well as individuals.

A Glimpse into Kan and Krishme

Kan & Krishme was founded in 1989, carrying a legacy of over 3 decades and offering advices and expertise in designs, trademarks, patents, copyright concerns and many other legal departments.

Areas of Practice

Protecting Intellectual Property Since 1989

Patents

The Indian Patents Act 1970 has been amended by Patents Amendment Act, 2005

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Trademarks

Prior to 15th September 2003 the Trademarks Act 1958 was in enforcement but on this date the Trademarks

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Designs

Any person claiming to be the proprietor of any new or original design may apply for registration.

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Litigation

IP litigation involves disputes relating to intellectual property, including discoveries, inventions, artistic works, processes and products.

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Copyright

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Media and Entertainment Law

Our experienced lawyers advise on all the aspects of the advertising and media law.

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News

Latest Developments In IP Laws

Beyond the Model: What GenAI Patent Trends Reveal About the Future of AI Innovation

Blog

Sharad Vadehra and Aakriti Vadehra

September 15, 2026

Generative Artificial Intelligence (“GenAI”) is moving beyond chatbots and large language models (“LLMs”) into multimodal systems, reasoning models, agentic AI, semiconductor infrastructure,...

Well-Known Trademarks Without a Formal Declaration: Delhi High Court Clarifies the Scope of Section 11(2)

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Sharad Vadehra and Daksh Oberoi

September 7, 2026

The Delhi High Court’s decision in Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. v. Registrar of Trade Marks & Anr., C.A. (COMM. IPD-TM)...

Beyond the Source Code: Can India’s Patent Framework Accommodate Black-box Software?

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Sharad Vadehra and Saransh

September 3, 2026

Introduction The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data-driven technologies has increased the significance of “black box”...