Kim Rampersadh
Location
4 Daventry Road, Pretoria, South Africa

Kim Rampersadh

About

Kim Rampersadh is partner at Adams & Adams with a focus on brand enforcement in Africa.

Kim is an admitted attorney, a qualified trade mark practitioner, member of the Legal Practice Council in South Africa and fellow of the South African Institute of Intellectual Property Law.

With a litigation-driven skill set her practice tends to focus on trade mark litigation, passing-off and unfair competition, domain and corporate name objections, the acquisition and enforcement of copyright and advertising and IP regulatory concerns....

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  • Brand Enforcement, including Trade Mark Litigation and Passing-Off
  • Copyright Litigation
  • Company Name Objections
  • Domain Name Objections
  • Advertising
  • IP Regulatory

Academic Record

  • LLB – University of KwaZulu Natal | 2009

Qualifications

  • Admitted Attorney | 2012
  • Registered Trade Mark Attorney (SAIIPL) | 2012

Credentials

  • Legal Practice Council (LPC) – Member
  • WIPR – Leaders: Trade Marks | 2023
  • Listed in The Best Lawyers 2026 Edition: South Africa in Intellectual Property Law
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There’s no smoke without combustibles

Following the adoption of the motion of desirability in June this year, the Portfolio Committee on Health commenced its section-by-section deliberations on the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery...

Advertising LawIntellectual PropertyKim RampersadhNicole Haworth​Regulatory LawTrade Marks
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Can You Recognise a Brand by Colour Alone? The Latest Instagram Trend Says Yes – But Trade Mark Law Isn't Quite So Simple

Instagram’s latest branding trend is simple: remove the logo, remove the name, and leave only colour swatches to choose from. Surprisingly, as it would appear from the comments and user engageme...

BrandingIntellectual PropertyKim RampersadhNontando TusiTrade Marks
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Key takeaways from Kenya’s new Intellectual Property Bill

The administration of intellectual property in Kenya is currently fragmented. The Kenya Industrial Property Institute (“KIPI”) administers patents, trade marks, utility models and industrial desig...

Intellectual PropertyKim RampersadhRebone SetatiTrade Marks