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ⓘ ipronline.com is a technology platform providing process management and workflow tools. Not a law firm. Legal services through independent IP attorneys you authorise. View Complete Terms
Professional support to prepare a formal legal notice before litigation. Coordinated by our platform, drafted and issued by the IP Firm you authorise.
One-time fee, all-inclusive
The formal first step before litigation
Simple steps, from order to issued notice
Flat fee, no cost escalation for the predefined process
Most Indian MSMEs jump straight to "should I sue them" when they discover infringement. A formal notice is usually the smarter, and often the required, first step.
A documented, dated record that puts the other party on notice of your claim.
Many disputes resolve once the other party sees a formal, well-evidenced demand.
Creates a clear evidentiary record and timeline, useful if the matter proceeds further.
Many commercial IP disputes require an attempt at resolution before a court will even hear the case.
This surprises most Indian MSMEs, and it's central to why a proper notice matters.
For most commercial disputes – including many IP disputes – Indian law requires the plaintiff to attempt pre-institution mediation before filing a suit, unless the suit seeks urgent interim relief such as a preliminary injunction. The Supreme Court has confirmed this requirement is mandatory, not optional – a suit filed without attempting mediation first can be rejected outright. A well-drafted notice is often the practical first step toward that resolution attempt, whether or not the matter is ultimately headed to mediation or court.
Suits seeking urgent interim relief are carved out from the mandatory mediation requirement.
Most other commercial IP disputes must attempt mediation before a suit can even be filed.
A formal notice documents your claim and often opens the door to a resolution without further escalation.
A legal notice isn't a one-way street. If a notice makes claims that turn out to be baseless, exaggerated, or unsupported by evidence, the recipient may have a real cause of action against the sender for issuing groundless threats. This is exactly why a notice should be built on verified facts and evidence, and worded by someone who understands the applicable law – not assembled from a generic online template. Getting this right protects you as much as it puts the other side on notice.
Tick each statement that's true for you to see where you stand.
This is a self-assessment to help you think it through – not a formal legal opinion.
One Complete Plan, one transparent fee – no Government fee, since this is a private notice, not a Registry filing.
The price you pay today is the price you pay for this predefined process – no cost escalation. This guarantee covers your fee; it does not guarantee that the other party will comply or that the dispute resolves in your favour, since that depends on factors outside the notice itself.
Our pricing is simple and honest. Our one-time, all-inclusive fee is the only fee you will ever pay for every step in the package.
Many providers charge separately for reviewing your evidence, drafting the notice, and tracking dispatch – so the quoted "starting price" rarely reflects the full cost of doing this properly.
A weak or generic notice is one of the most common mistakes IP owners make – it can invite a groundless-threats challenge instead of resolving the dispute.
A single, transparent ₹7,900 one-time payment – no hidden charges, no future surprises.
Your case is managed end-to-end by our coordinator, together with the IP Firm you authorise, from evidence review through to a properly issued, documented notice.
Here's what each part of your Complete Plan is worth if billed separately elsewhere – and why our one-time fee comes out ahead. Estimates below are indicative, based on typical stage-wise charges for similar services; actual charges elsewhere vary.
| What You Get | Estimated Cost Elsewhere | Your Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Infringement Fact & Evidence Review | ₹2,000 – ₹3,000 | ✓ Included |
| Attorney-Drafted Notice | ₹4,000 – ₹6,000 | ✓ Included |
| Formal Dispatch & Proof of Service | ₹1,000 – ₹1,500 | ✓ Included |
| Response Monitoring & Next-Step Advice | ₹1,500 – ₹2,500 | ✓ Included |
| Total If Billed Separately (Estimated) | ₹8,500 – ₹13,000 | |
| Your Price Today | ₹7,900 | |
| You Save | Up to ₹5,100 |
We'd rather you buy this with a clear head than assume it's for everyone.
Every deliverable below is included in your one-time price.
Provide infringement details, evidence, and your desired remedies.
Your authorised attorney team analyses the facts, crafts the notice, and your case coordinator obtains your approval.
The notice is issued on record, with advice for any further steps.
One one-time payment – no hidden charges, no cost escalation for the predefined process.
Your notice is drafted by the IP Firm you authorise, built on verified facts – not a generic template.
Your notice is issued officially, with proof of service on record.
A dedicated case coordinator handles queries and keeps you informed throughout.
You also receive strategy advice for settlement or further action, not just the document itself.
Avail this Complete Plan at our branch offices too, with direct one-to-one coordination.
IP process management experience across all industries since 1997.
Encrypted platform with a secure payment gateway and process compliance throughout.
Someone is using your registered brand, design, or content without authorisation.
You'd rather resolve this without litigation, if the other party responds reasonably.
You want to assert your rights without the expense of jumping straight to a lawsuit.
A competitor's actions are affecting your reputation or market share, and you want it on record.
One transparent fee. A professional, attorney-authored notice, coordinated end-to-end.
Get My Notice Coordinated – ₹7,900 →Sending a notice is one part of protecting your rights – here's what completes your strategy, depending on your situation.
Received a notice yourself, rather than wanting to send one? This is the other direction.
See Plan & Pricing →If the notice doesn't resolve things, get support with the litigation counsel you authorise.
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