Khurana & Khurana

Khurana & Khurana Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and Intellectual Property Attorneys

Khurana & Khurana is a full service Intellectual Property (IP) and Commercial Law firm giving high-end technology backed IP Prosecution and Litigation Services and represents over 3000 Indian and Global Corporates ranging from Fortune 500 Corporates to SME's to Start-ups. Khurana & Khurana is among the youngest Indian Firms to have been ranked and recommended by Legal 500, IAM, MIP, Chambers & Par

nters, Asia IP, Corp-INTL, Acquisition-INTL, among others, and is a niche law firm with over 100 Professionals that was started by Attorneys having extensive corporate experience in handling IP and Commercial Law issues. K&K has a well balanced team of Patent, Trade Mark, and Commercial Law (Contracts/Agreements) Attorneys from multiple fields of technologies ranging from Software, Electronics and Mechanical to Pharmaceutical and Chemical domains, who have for the past nine years at K&K served over 3000 clients for creating and managing effective IP's. At K&K we believe ourselves to be capable of delivering not only the expected deliverables, but think of having a long term relationship with each client and giving our personal commitment for mutual growth.

Protecting Play: The Legal Architecture of Intellectual Property in Indian Video GamingToday's gaming is no longer just ...
28/04/2026

Protecting Play: The Legal Architecture of Intellectual Property in Indian Video Gaming

Today's gaming is no longer just for children; it has also become a global, $522 billion business. Gaming's rank as one of the preferred leisure activities by many people of all ages represents an explosion of digital leisure activities in the age of technology.

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IntroductionToday's gaming is no longer just for children; it has also become a global, $522 billion business. Gaming's rank as one of the preferred leisure activities by many people of all ages represents an explosion of digital leisure activities in the age of technology. Over the last five years,...

Singapore’s Framework: Guiding Generative AI Adoption in Legal PracticeSingapore’s Ministry of Law introduced a landmark...
27/04/2026

Singapore’s Framework: Guiding Generative AI Adoption in Legal Practice

Singapore’s Ministry of Law introduced a landmark guide on March 6, 2026, establishing principles for generative AI integration within the legal sector.

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Singapore’s Ministry of Law introduced a landmark guide on March 6, 2026, establishing principles for generative AI integration within the legal sector. This framework navigates the tension between technological efficiency and professional integrity, particularly as AI tools reshape workflows in a...

Liquidated Damages vs. Penalty Clauses in Indian Commercial Contracts Commercial agreements are the life & blood of busi...
25/04/2026

Liquidated Damages vs. Penalty Clauses in Indian Commercial Contracts

Commercial agreements are the life & blood of business in India. Commercial contracts usually detail the consequences of non-performance/breach of contract.

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I. Introduction Commercial agreements are the life & blood of business in India. Commercial contracts usually detail the consequences of non-performance/breach of contract. They normally contain the liquidated damages clause, or the penalty clause (or both). Notwithstanding the fact that both clause...

Critical Analysis of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025The rise of technology has significantly tra...
24/04/2026

Critical Analysis of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025

The rise of technology has significantly transformed the structural basis of human entertainment, artistic expression, and economic engagement.

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Introduction The rise of technology has significantly transformed the structural basis of human entertainment, artistic expression, and economic engagement. A strong legislative action is necessary in India due to the online gaming industry's explosive growth, which is estimated to be worth $29 bill...

Trademark Dilution and Protection of Famous Marks in The Digital EraYou know that feeling, when you’re strolling through...
23/04/2026

Trademark Dilution and Protection of Famous Marks in The Digital Era

You know that feeling, when you’re strolling through a pharmaceutical aisle and you instantly spot a product? Even from a distance where the label can’t be read? For instance

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Introduction You know that feeling, when you’re strolling through a pharmaceutical aisle and you instantly spot a product? Even from a distance where the label can’t be read? For instance, if a consumer picks up a tube of The Derma Co. serum from a pharmacy shelf, there are high chances that the...

Synthetically Generated Information regulation under the Information Technology (Amendment) Rules, 2026The age of the in...
22/04/2026

Synthetically Generated Information regulation under the Information Technology (Amendment) Rules, 2026

The age of the internet has evolved drastically over the decades, which started off with the development of computer programming language to now.

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IntroductionThe age of the internet has evolved drastically over the decades, which started off with the development of computer programming language to now, with the emergence of artificial intelligence, which uses large language models (LLMs) for its training, machine learning, etc., which are hig...

Auditor Independence Under Companies Act: Section 144 Jurisprudence and 3-Year Cooling-Off Expansion.The proposed amendm...
21/04/2026

Auditor Independence Under Companies Act: Section 144 Jurisprudence and 3-Year Cooling-Off Expansion.

The proposed amendment to Section 144 of the Companies Act, 2013 introduces a three-year cooling-off period prohibiting outgoing auditors from rendering non-audit services to the company.

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The proposed amendment to Section 144 of the Companies Act, 2013 introduces a three-year cooling-off period prohibiting outgoing auditors from rendering non-audit services to the company, its holding, or subsidiaries. This reform, flagged in March 2026 Companies Amendment Bill, addresses persistent....

BCI Posh Guidelines 2026: Mandatory ICC Framework Transforms Legal WorkplacesThe Bar Council of India issued workplace s...
20/04/2026

BCI Posh Guidelines 2026: Mandatory ICC Framework Transforms Legal Workplaces

The Bar Council of India issued workplace safety guidelines on March 3, 2026, making POSH Act compliance mandatory for all legal bodies including bar associations, law firms, and individual chambers.

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The Bar Council of India issued workplace safety guidelines on March 3, 2026, making POSH Act compliance mandatory for all legal bodies including bar associations, law firms, and individual chambers. These guidelines establish clear requirements for Internal Complaints Committees and prevention meas...

India’s Data Protection Board: The Enforcer That Isn’t There YetThe data protection law of India has been in development...
17/04/2026

India’s Data Protection Board: The Enforcer That Isn’t There Yet

The data protection law of India has been in development for many years and is currently at a crucial point.

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Introduction and Legislative BackgroundThe data protection law of India has been in development for many years and is currently at a crucial point. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDP Act) is a major piece of legislation that establishes a comprehensive framework for the protection o...

Trademark Treatment in IBC 2016: How Brands Are Handled in CIRP and Liquidation ProceedingsWhat is a brand? For a busine...
16/04/2026

Trademark Treatment in IBC 2016: How Brands Are Handled in CIRP and Liquidation Proceedings

What is a brand? For a business, it is everything. A trademark is no longer just a logo or a name, but it is an identity of a business, it is a representation of the identity.

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IntroductionWhat is a brand? For a business, it is everything. A trademark is no longer just a logo or a name, but it is an identity of a business, it is a representation of the identity, trust, and customer loyalty and a substantial commercial value. Sometimes in this world, brand recognition often...

China’s 2026 Foreign Trade Law Revision: Transforming IPR into Trade Policy WeaponChina’s revised Foreign Trade Law, eff...
15/04/2026

China’s 2026 Foreign Trade Law Revision: Transforming IPR into Trade Policy Weapon

China’s revised Foreign Trade Law, effective March 1, 2026, marks a watershed moment by institutionalizing intellectual property rights as a cornerstone of trade governance through a dedicated Chapter V.

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China’s revised Foreign Trade Law, effective March 1, 2026, marks a watershed moment by institutionalizing intellectual property rights as a cornerstone of trade governance through a dedicated Chapter V. This legislative pivot elevates IPR enforcement from administrative remedy to strategic trade ...

Patents vs Copyright vs Trademark: Key DifferencesHuman beings, since time immemorial, had a desire to possess and own s...
14/04/2026

Patents vs Copyright vs Trademark: Key Differences

Human beings, since time immemorial, had a desire to possess and own something which they consider as their own.

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IntroductionHuman beings, since time immemorial, had a desire to possess and own something which they consider as their own. This property can be either corporeal (tangible) or incorporeal (intangible). In R. C. Cooper v. Union of India[1], the Supreme Court defined the property to mean “the highe...

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