Bhavana Shruthi Anand is an experienced Intellectual Property advocate at Altacit Global, specializing in trademarks, copyrights, designs, and geographical indications. She advises clients on registration, prosecution, enforcement, licensing, litigation support, IP due diligence, and portfolio management. With a client-focused approach, Bhavana helps businesses, startups, and individuals build and protect strong brands. She holds a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s in Business Laws from Pune University.
Senior IPR Associate at Altacit Global
Bhavana Shruthi Anand is a skilled advocate at Altacit Global, based in Bengaluru, India, with eight years of experience in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in law from ILS Law College, Pune University, and a Master’s in Business Laws from Pune University, combining strong academic grounding with practical expertise in IP matters.
Her practice spans trademarks, copyrights, designs, and geographical indications, covering registration, prosecution, enforcement, licensing, and litigation support. Bhavana also advises clients on IP due diligence, portfolio management, and contract drafting, offering end-to-end strategies to safeguard and enhance intellectual assets.
Known for her client-focused approach and strategic guidance, Bhavana works with private companies, startups, family businesses, high-net-worth individuals, and professionals across sectors including fashion and luxury brands. She is dedicated to helping clients protect, manage, and grow their brands through comprehensive and practical IP solutions.
Core Competencies:
- Trademark Law
- Copyright Law
- Designs Law
- Intellectual Property Strategy
- Business Laws
Professional Titles & Recognition:
- Advocate, India
- Registered Trademark Attorney
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