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Patentable subject matter – a skill game
Based on our investigation into the recent court and IP Australia decisions on patentability of four Aristocrat software innovation patents, we presen [...]
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#SKILLUP Session – Trade Marks 101, by Small Business Women Australia
SKILL UP is a webinar series organised by Small Business Women Australia. TOPIC: #SKILLUP Session - Trade Marks 101 | Wednesday, July 8, 2020 at 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM (GMT+10, via Zoom) Find out...
Congratulations to our new Principal: Mike Biagio!
Mike is highly commercial in his advice and has broad ranging technical capability alongside his background in IP law. In both his work with clients a [...]
Congratulations to our new Associates: Naleesha, Joanne and Isabelle!
Naleesha practices in patents & trade marks and specialises in the field of biomedical engineering. Joanne practices as a Trade Mark Attorney and prov [...]
Trademarks and Beyond, a SwissCham webinar series
Find out if your business needs trade mark protection or not! An event organised by SwissCham Australia, in cooperation with the Slovenian Australian [...]
A tale of two systems: comparing Australian and New Zealand designs law
Understanding the differences in how registered designs are assessed in different jurisdictions is important when seeking design protection. None more [...]
Meeting important patent deadlines in view of the Covid-19 outbreak
Stay informed about the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on patent services around the world. Our patent attorneys will advise you at this time of cris [...]
Impact of Covid-19 and information for trade mark owners
Stay informed about the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on trade mark services around the world. Our attorneys are working to provide regular updates [...]
Which zoo is which? Are generic trade marks causing confusion among Sydney’s zoos?
A recent decision by the delegate of the registrar of trade marks highlights the potential for confusion when businesses choose generic brand names. Choosing generic brand names causes confusion for...