In today’s creative and digital age, protecting your original works under copyright law is crucial for safeguarding your intellectual property. Advocate Neha Gund offers expert legal services under the Copyright Act, 1957, ensuring that creators of literary, artistic, musical, and other original works are legally protected from unauthorized use and exploitation.
The Copyright Act, 1957 governs the protection of literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works in India. It provides creators with exclusive rights to their original works, preventing unauthorized reproduction, distribution, performance, and adaptation. The Act aims to encourage creativity while balancing the rights of the creator and public interest.
Assisting in registering copyright for literary, musical, artistic, or digital works
Providing expert advice on which works qualify for copyright protection
Filing applications with the Copyright Office for formal registration
Representing clients in cases of copyright infringement for unauthorized reproduction or distribution
Issuing cease and desist notices to prevent further violations
Seeking injunctions and damages for infringement of copyright rights
Filing civil suits for damages and profits due to unauthorized use
Drafting copyright licensing agreements for granting permission to use a work
Advising on assignment of copyright ownership or franchise arrangements
Ensuring compliance with royalty payments and usage terms
Legal assistance for artists, authors, musicians, and filmmakers to protect their creations
Preventing plagiarism, unauthorized adaptations, and unfair use of original content
Resolving disputes related to moral rights, including attribution and integrity rights
Legal advice on copyright issues in the digital space, including software, websites, and digital content
Addressing online piracy, illegal downloads, and streaming violations
Taking action against unauthorized use of digital music, videos, and images on social media and websites
Representation in court cases involving copyright violations
Appealing adverse decisions before High Courts or the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB)
Defending against false or groundless copyright claims