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Role of Copyright Attorneys Explained

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Role of Copyright Attorneys Explained

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What do copyright attorneys do

1. Draft and file copyright applications on behalf of clients.

2. Once copyright has been granted, keep reviewing the copyright journal from time to time to
ensure there is no infringement.

3. In case of infringement, file suits against the unauthorised user and claim appropriate
remedies.

Copyright examiner

A copyright examiner is a person who examines the copyright applications that are filed and
determines whether or not all the essential features required for the registration of copyright have
been satisfied.

Appointment as copyright examiner

The Copyright Office releases a notification from time to time providing details for the recruitment
for the post of copyright examiner.

Eligibility

1. Educational qualification: Degree in law

2. Work experience: Minimum two years experience as an Advocate

3. Age limit: Maximum 35 years

Application process

1. A scanned copy of the application form along with other requisite documents should be sent
by e-mail to j.swaroop60@[Link] with a copy to [Link]@[Link].

2. Once applications are received, an interview is conducted and candidates are selected on
merit.

Designs, geographical indications, and other forms of IPR

Unlike the aforesaid three forms of IPR, the other forms of IPR see a lower number of registrations
comparatively. However, every boutique IP law firm and the full-service law firm has a few members
in their IP team to deal with registration, enforcement, and prosecution of these forms of IPR.

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