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Filing trade marks in Australia – clarifications from recent cases
It can be relatively easy to file in Australia but there have been some recent changes that limit how we can correct errors if incorrect […]
Power Innovation, Defend Success ~ Baxter IP is now Australia’s 5th largest private IP attorney pr...
Innovation keeps our world moving forward. For our clients at Baxter IP, it means developing ideas that make a difference in their industries and that […]
Noel Kowald with Davies Chocolates and Seriously Trademarks | KBB Case Study
This Kochie’s Business Builders Case Study features names and trademarks with Binh Rey from Seriously Trademarks and Davies Chocolates owner Noel Kowald.
Business names, company names and trade marks – a confusing mix of red tape
When starting a new business the first thing most entrepreneurs choose is a name. Once chosen they typically have this registered with the Australian Securities […]
Surnames in Trade Marks
People often wish to include words that are surnames into trade marks but what is allowed and what is not? In a recent decision there […]
Brand Owners and Brexit
In June 2016, the people of the United Kingdom decided by referendum that it was time to leave the European Union (EU). Clearly, this is […]
Monetizing of Intangible Assets
We all wish to make money from our assets. This can be from our tangible assets or our intangible assets Monetising of intangible assets A […]
Avoiding Brand Dilution – Three Strategic Tips
It is now well established that the value of a business lies not so much in its ‘bricks and mortar’ assets, but rather in its […]
Did Apple really lose the iPhone trade mark battle with a Chinese handbag maker?
iPhone v IPHONE Reports have filtered through from China that Apple have lost control of the trade mark ‘iPhone’, because a Chinese company has successfully: […]