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In an age of deepfakes, AI-generated content, unauthorized merchandise, and viral misuse of a person’s name, voice, and likeness, personality rights have become one of the most actively litigated areas of Indian intellectual property law. LawWmine is a personality rights law firm with deep, focused experience representing celebrities, public figures, athletes, influencers, and their estates before the Delhi High Court — the court that has authored nearly every major precedent shaping this field in India.
Whether you need to stop the unauthorized commercial use of your name, secure an injunction against a lookalike or deepfake, or protect your voice and persona from AI cloning, our team acts as your dedicated personality rights attorney, combining courtroom experience with a practical understanding of how these disputes move at internet speed.
Our lawyers regularly appear before the Delhi High Court, which has developed the most extensive body of personality and publicity rights jurisprudence in the country, including landmark ex-parte and dynamic injunction orders.
Personality rights harm compounds by the hour online. We are structured to move quickly, from cease-and-desist notices to emergency injunction applications.
From pre-litigation strategy to trial and appellate representation, our role as your personality rights attorney covers the full lifecycle of a dispute.
We handle matters involving AI voice cloning, deepfakes, GIFs, chatbots trained on a person’s persona, and unauthorized merchandising.
We understand that for public figures, how a matter is handled can matter as much as the outcome itself.
Before heading to court, our personality rights lawyer team sends targeted legal notices to infringers — including social media accounts, e-commerce sellers, AI tool operators, and advertisers — often resolving matters without litigation.
We draft and argue applications for interim and, where warranted, ex-parte and dynamic injunctions to immediately halt unauthorized use of a client’s name, image, voice, signature, or other distinctive personal attributes.
As synthetic media becomes harder to distinguish from reality, we advise on and litigate claims involving AI-generated impersonation, cloned voices, and unauthorized AI “digital twins.”
We act against unauthorized use of a client’s persona in advertising, merchandise, product packaging, and endorsements, and help structure clean licensing arrangements for legitimate commercial use.
From lookalike domains to impersonating social media handles, we pursue takedowns and legal remedies to reclaim control over a client’s digital identity.
We advise families and estates on protecting the persona and legacy of a deceased individual against unauthorized commercial exploitation.
Beyond litigation, our personality rights law firm practice advises on licensing agreements, endorsement contracts, and risk assessments for brands seeking to use a public figure’s persona lawfully.
The Delhi High Court has, over the past decade, become the primary forum where Indian personality rights law is being defined. Its orders have addressed unauthorized use of a person’s name and image in merchandising and advertising, misuse of a celebrity’s persona through GIFs, memes, and mobile applications, and — more recently — AI-generated deepfakes and voice cloning.
Filing in the right jurisdiction, with counsel familiar with the court’s approach to interim relief, is often decisive in how quickly a client’s rights can be protected. As a personality rights lawyer in India based in the capital, LawWmine is positioned to act swiftly when time-sensitive relief is required.
Film and television actors
Musicians and performers
Athletes and sports personalities
Social media influencers and content creators
Public figures and their families or estates
Brands seeking to license or lawfully use a public figure’s persona
If your name, image, voice, or likeness is being used without your consent, time matters. Contact LawWmine to speak with a personality rights lawyer about your options — from a same-day cease-and-desist notice to an emergency application before the Delhi High Court.
Disclaimer: This page is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with LawWmine directly regarding the specific facts of your matter.
