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Ankur Sangal Principle Associate Ashoka Estate, 12Th Floor 24 Barakhamba Road New Delhi 110 001, India T Ankur Sangal Principle Associate Ashoka Estate, 12th Floor 24 Barakhamba Road New Delhi 110 001, India T: +91 11 4151 5454 F: +91 11 4151 5318 E: [email protected] Practices: Ankur handles Intellectual Property Rights Litigation and Prosecution. Ankur’s fora of practice include Supreme Court of Intellectual Property Right India, High Courts, District Courts, Intellectual Property Appellate Board and Copyright Board. He also advises our various clients on advertisement and media laws. He is also involved in domain Education: dispute matters at the UNDRP level as well as at INDRP level. He also advises our clients with regard to their disputes before the LL.B., (Hons), IP University, Delhi Advertisement Standard Council of India (ASCI). (2010) Diploma in Intellectual Property Right IP Contentious Diploma in Cyber Law • • Represented various FMCG companies, including Hindustan Unilever Limited, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Professional Affiliations: Limited, Mondelez Foods India Limited (Cadbury), United Breweries Holdings Limited, Emami Limited, Neo Foods Bar Council of Delhi India Private Limited, Gujarat Co-Operative Milk Marketing Federation Limited (Amul), before various tribunals, Delhi High Court Bar Association including Supreme Court, Delhi High Court and District Courts, with regard to their trade mark and corporate name disputes. Represented• various companies including Greenlight Planet India Limited, Woman Care Global with regard to their design contentious disputes. • Represented various pharmaceuticals companies, including Lupin Pharmaceuticals Limited, Hetero Drugs Company Limited, Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited, Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited, Yash Pharmaceuticals Limited and Albert David Limited, before various tribunals, including Trade Mark Authorities, District Courts and High Court, with regard to their trade mark contentious disputes. • Represented and advised various telecommunication companies, including Idea Cellular Limited, Bharti Airtel Limited and G’Five International Limited, with regard to their intellectual property disputes. Bangalore Kolkata Mumbai New Delhi • Represented various consumer electronics companies, including Havells India Limited, Eveready Industries India Limited, Kirloskar Proprietary Limited and Exide Industries Limited, before various tribunals, including Trade Mark Authorities, District Courts and Delhi High Court, with regard to their intellectual property right disputes. • Represented various companies of C K Birla Group, including Avtec Limited and HIL Limited, before various tribunals including Trade Mark Authorities, District Courts and High Court with regard to their Trade Mark, Copyright and Patent disputes. • Represented various E-Commerce companies, including Myntra Jabong India Private Limited, Jasper Infotech Private Limited (Snapdeal), Ibibo Web Private Limited and Naaptol Online Shopping Private Limited, before Delhi High Court and District Courts with regard to their trade mark contentious disputes. IP Prosecution • Handling the trade mark, copyright and design portfolio of Ireo Group, HIL Limited, Avtec Limited, Asian Granito India Limited, Taegutec Limited, Birlasoft Limited, Lafarge Boral Gypsum India Private Limited, Monte Carlo Fashions Limited and TPG Wholesale Private Limited (Vishal Mega Mart). • Working for various International Companies including Tree Top, Inc, Bignon Lebray, Cambridge University Press India Private Limited, DWS investment GMBH, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, G’Five International Limited, Graebel Companies Inc., Singatac Engineer PTE Limited, Voco GMBH, GMBH with regard to their trade mark prosecution in India. www.khaitanco.com .
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