Law College Dehradun to Organise IPR Session on Trademarks, Designs and Patents on September 7

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Law College Dehradun in association with Uttaranchal University, is set to organise an insightful session on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), focusing on trademarks, designs and patents, on September 7, 2026. The session will be held as part of the institution's Boot Camp: Creating Launchpad for Corporate Entry, which focuses on imparting practical knowledge to students for the corporate world.

The session is being organised by the Corporate Resource Center (CRC) in collaboration with TRD, Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University. It will emphasize the role of IP protection and educate students on legal protection of ideas, innovations and creative work.

IPR Session at Law College Dehradun

Mr. Vikrant Singh Rana, Managing Partner, S.S. Rana & Co., Advocates will be the speaker at the IPR session at Law College Dehradun. The session will focus on trademarks, designs and patents, providing students with a chance to learn about the importance of legal protection for individuals, businesses and innovators and the key aspects of IP.

IP can be a key factor in the commercialisation of an idea or innovation and the creation of something with enduring value. Therefore, the knowledge of the basics of trademark, patent and design protection can be beneficial to law students as well as to those interested in entrepreneurship, innovation and corporate careers.

Boot Camp to Focus on Corporate Readiness

The session is a part of Boot Camp: Creating Launchpad for Corporate Entry at Law College Dehradun. These sessions can also be beneficial for students to relate the concepts they learn in the classroom with the industry and professional world.

IPR knowledge is of special relevance for law students in fields like corporate law, business, entrepreneurship and legal advisory. Aspiring legal professionals should be aware of the various types of intellectual property protection, including trademarks, patents, and designs, and how they can contribute to safeguarding innovation and creativity.

The session will be held at Law College Dehradun on 7th September, 2026. It will give students a chance to hear about IP rights from a practicing lawyer and to get a real-world view of how to protect ideas in a business world that is increasingly innovation-driven.