Business & company
Someone copied my brand, product or content, or took my business secrets
Brand and IP cases are about proving you were first and showing the copying clearly.
Answer a few questions and get your list →What the law says
Trademarks, copyright and designs are protected by statute; unregistered brands can still be protected through passing off. Post-employment non-compete clauses are generally unenforceable in India, but confidentiality obligations can be enforced.
General information, not legal advice.
Papers that usually help
- Trademark/design registration certificate or application
Basis of infringement action. - Proof of earliest and continuous use: invoices, ads, packaging, dated web pages
Decides priority and passing off. - Sales figures and marketing spend
Needed for passing off. - Dated screenshots, URLs, test purchases and invoices of the copy
Shows what is copied and where. - Instances of customer confusion (messages, reviews, misdirected orders)
Strong evidence in brand cases. - Original files with creation dates (source files, drafts, code repos)
Proves authorship in copyright cases. - Employment/consultancy agreement with confidentiality clauses; exit records
Basis for action over secrets. - Evidence the data or clients were taken (access logs, client messages)
Supports injunction.
Questions Saboot will ask you
- What was copied or taken?
- Is your brand or design registered?
- Since when have you used it?
- Where is the copy being used?
Sources
Common situations
- Someone copying my brand name
- My photos or content used without permission
- Someone registered a domain with my brand
- Ex-employee took our client list
- Fake products of my brand sold online
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