A trademark represents the identity, reputation, and goodwill of a business. Trademark infringement occurs when an unauthorized party uses a mark that is deceptively similar or identical to a registered trademark, causing confusion among consumers and diluting the brand’s value. Protecting trademarks is essential to safeguard intellectual property rights and maintain business credibility.

Types of Trademark Infringement

Direct Infringement – Unauthorized use of an identical or deceptively similar mark in the course of trade.

Passing Off – Misrepresentation that leads consumers to believe that goods or services belong to another brand.

Counterfeiting – Selling fake or imitated products under a registered brand name.

Dilution – Use of a mark in a way that weakens its uniqueness or reputation, even without direct competition.

Our Expertise

At Milind Modi Law Associates, we provide end-to-end legal solutions to protect and enforce trademark rights. Our team assists clients in:

• Filing trademark infringement suits and injunction applications

• Handling passing off actions to protect brand identity

• Initiating cease and desist notices against infringers

• Representing clients before courts and IP tribunals

• Advising on brand protection strategies and enforcement of IP rights