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Title: NDA cCep – Patent Issues in Indian Technology Sector Speakers: Abhay Porwal, Gowree Gokhale, Moazzam Khan, Aparna Gaur, Puja Saha ABOUT NISHITH DESAI ASSOCIATES At Nishith Desai Associates, we have earned the reputation of being Asia’s most Innovative Law Firm – and the go-to specialists for companies around the world, looking to conduct businesses in India and for Indian companies considering business expansion abroad. In fact, we have conceptualized and created a state-of-the-art Blue Sky Thinking and Research Campus, Imaginarium Aligunjan, an international institution dedicated to designing a premeditated future with an embedded strategic foresight capability. We are a research and strategy driven international firm with offices in Mumbai, Palo Alto (Silicon Valley), Bangalore, Singapore, New Delhi, Munich, and New York. Our team comprises of specialists who provide strategic advice on legal, regulatory, and tax related matters in an integrated manner basis key insights carefully culled from the allied industries. As an active participant in shaping India’s regulatory environment, we at NDA, have the expertise and more importantly – the VISION – to navigate its complexities. Our ongoing endeavors in conducting and facilitating original research in emerging areas of law has helped us develop unparalleled proficiency to anticipate legal obstacles, mitigate potential risks and identify new opportunities for our clients on a global scale. Simply put, for conglomerates looking to conduct business in the subcontinent, NDA takes the uncertainty out of new frontiers. As a firm of doyens, we pride ourselves in working with select clients within select verticals on complex matters. Our forte lies in providing innovative and strategic advice in futuristic areas of law such as those relating to Blockchain and virtual currencies, Internet of Things (IOT), Aviation, Artificial Intelligence, Privatization of Outer Space, Drones, Robotics, Virtual Reality, Ed-Tech, Med-Tech & Medical Devices and Nanotechnology with our key clientele comprising of marquee Fortune 500 corporations. The firm has been consistently ranked as one of the Most Innovative Law Firms, across the globe. In fact, NDA has been the proud recipient of the Financial Times – RSG award 4 times in a row, (2014-2017) as the Most Innovative Indian Law Firm. We are a trust based, non-hierarchical, democratic organization that leverages research and knowledge to deliver extraordinary value to our clients. Datum, our unique employer proposition has been developed into a global case study, aptly titled ‘Management by Trust in a Democratic Enterprise,’ published by John Wiley & Sons, USA.
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Trends in Technology and E-Commerce in India: Legal and Tax Issues May 14-15, 2015 SANTA CLARA CONVENTION CENTER 5001 Great America Parkway, Santa Clara, CA 95054 DATES Day 1: Thursday, May 14, 2015: M&A in Technology in India Day 2: Friday, May 15, 2015: Doing E-Commerce Business in India
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 6 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 7 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 5 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 4 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 3 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part 2 Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates
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Webinar: Europe-India: Technology Collaboration - Part I Legal, Regulatory and Tax issues Thursday, March 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION For both Europe and India, international economic relations particularly trade and investment has become the most important component of bilateral relations. This has been encouraged by increasing cross border trade by EU member countries with India. One of the business verticals which has seem a rampant rise is the technology sector; where India’s large, skilled workforce complements the technological capabilities of European companies. This has lead to a number of joint ventures, technology collaborations, business transfers and associated transactions where the core asset has been technology. However, while engaging in any form of technological collaborations, European companies may face unique challenges in terms of navigating the business and regulatory landscape in India. Nishith Desai Associates in collaboration with its partners in the Europe-India corridor are pleased to host an informative webinar on key issues which European companies should keep in mind when collaborating in the technology space in India. FOCUS AREA Overview of the opportunities that exist for European companies; Decoding the regulatory landscape; Dealing with risks associated with tech transfer and brand protection; Managing data protection and employment law compliances; Key takeaways from international tax and structuring perspective to be kept in mind. SPEAKERS: Ruchi Biyani Head – European Office, Nishith Desai Associates Shreya Rao Co-head - International Tax Practice and Head - Private Client Practice, Nishith Desai Associates Huzefa Tavawalla Co-Head, the International Commercial Law, Nishith Desai Associates