IP boutique LexOrbis ramps up further in Bangalore via Inolyst-Dilip Kumar merger

Monday, 24 August 2015 By Legally India Bar, Bench & Litigation

Manisha Singh: Great synergy
Manisha Singh: Great synergy

Intellectual property (IP) firm LexOrbis, which set up a Bangalore office in April, has merged with local IP boutique Inolyst, which was set up by Dilip Kumar.

Kumar said in a press release: “This partnership is a validation to our efforts and commitment towards our customers and confirm our belief that the next frontier of IP generation will come from start ups and SMEs in India.”

“Together will build a strong value proposition to nurture innovations from India and support the Make in India theme. We will continue our work in supporting entrepreneurs and technology startups to help them create strong IP portfolio which complements their innovative products and build India and global IP strategies,” he added.

LexOrbis partner in charge Manisha Singh said she saw great synergy and future in the acquisition.

LexOrbis was set up in 1997, while Inolyst was set up in 2009.

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Comments

Abhai 25 Aug 2015, 05:30
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Kian, its not a merger, LexOrbis acquired Inolyst practice for its Bangalore Office. Dilip Kumar, the Founder of Inolyst alon with 5 IP attorneys and professionals moved to LexOrbis.
Inalyst 25 Aug 2015, 20:24
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I tried to inalyse...why a law firm would be named that unspeakable name. Glad to know that LO has proved to be the catalyst for the demise of this verbal twist.
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