About the Firm
Remfry & Sagar is a pioneering firm that advises more than 8000 clients worldwide on their trademarks, patents, designs, copyright, geographical indications, domain names and unfair competition issues. We work with many reputed businesses and Fortune 500 companies, as well as start-ups, policy makers and government enterprises. The leading capabilities stem from the consistency with which the Firm has applied its philosophy of excellence ever since it was founded in 1827.
With a well-qualified, informed and dynamic legal team of 95 professionals and 155 support staff, we offer a breadth of experience and equal competencies in IP prosecution and litigation. A group of corporate law experts also advise on commercial matters. Qualifications of the team include master’s degrees in law, technology and various applied sciences. We are conscious of our rich heritage. But our focus in the future aim that continues to set the benchmark for delivering services of outstanding quality and value to their clients.
To maximise the efficiency of cost and time, our technological infrastructure is state-of-the-art and includes award-winning case management software. Efforts towards crafting seamless IP solutions also involve extensive participation in global IP fora including the INTA, ECTA, AIPLA, AIPPI, APAA, FICPI, ITMA, LES and PTMG platforms and close association with domestic industry fora such as FICCI (The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) and CII (Confederation of Indian Industry). Remfry & Sagar also engage continually with policy makers so as to contribute to a broader change in India’s IP landscape.
Remfry & Sagar aims to make a lasting difference through efforts that address the social and economic challenges of our times. Particularly notable in this regard is our collaboration with the Sagar School that is located two hours away from the National Capital Region in the serenity of the countryside. Together with the school, they focus on empowering underprivileged women and children in surrounding villages by teaching them skills that can earn a better livelihood. The stress is on encouraging local handicrafts and how to market them successfully.
