December 20, 2023

Substantial changes have been made to the Australian Consumer Law[1] to ensure standard form contracts contain fair terms that level the playing field for small to medium businesses and significantly…

Corporate & Commercial
May 02, 2022

This week is Privacy Week! In recognition of this, we hope to raise awareness by each day sharing a short tip for business owners to help them comply with their obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

Corporate & Commercial Intellectual Property (IP)
March 30, 2022

There may not be an immediately obvious connection between the domain names of a business and cyber security precautions. However, the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has released an Alert…

Corporate & Commercial Intellectual Property (IP)
March 29, 2022

All directors and alternate directors acting in that capacity are now required to apply for a Director Identification Number (Director ID), also known as your DIN. This applies to positions held with…

Corporate & Commercial
June 30, 2021

“What is the line between inspiration and appropriation?”

Corporate & Commercial Dispute Resolution & Insolvency Intellectual Property (IP)
June 30, 2021

Our Intellectual Property Specialist, With a Penchant for People, Water & Words.

Staff Profiles
September 21, 2020

IP Australia has undertaken a review of its fees and has advised of several fee increases in relation to trade marks which will take effect on 1 October 2020.  Fee structure The last change to IP…

Intellectual Property (IP)
April 24, 2020

Health and economic concerns have been priority issues during the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as we settle in to a working from home (WFH) routine, IT and cybersecurity should also…

Firm News
October 25, 2019

If your business produces or deals in food or beverages, then the European Union’s (EU) requests regarding Geographical Indications (GIs) as part of Australia’s free-trade negotiations with the EU…

Intellectual Property (IP) International Business
September 25, 2019

A trade mark can be a valuable asset for any business. Google’s trade mark, for example, is worth an estimated $167.7 billion, while Facebook’s trade mark, ranking only fifth, has an estimated value…

Intellectual Property (IP)

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