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Trade mark infringement
A registered trade mark is a sign used to distinguish traders’ goods/services from others. This article explains the form, purpose, infringement and penalties of trade marks, as governed by the Trade Marks Act 1995 in Australia.
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ACCC guide on online user reviews
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released guidelines to help businesses navigate the complexities of online reviews. Learn how to manage reviews, remove fake ones, and stay compliant with the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth). Read on to find out more.
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Social media rant costs respondent over $350k!
Posting unsubstantiated allegations on social media can be risky. Learn about the consequences of a case in which a business was found to have misled and deceived customers, and how to protect yourself from similar situations. Read the full article to find out more.
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Federal Court implies a new duty in employment contracts
The landmark Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker [2014] HCA 32 ruling has changed the way employers must manage their employees. Find out how this Federal Court decision could affect your business and what you need to do to ensure compliance.
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Employee or contractor – impact on intellectual property
This article explores the legal implications of determining whether an individual is an employee or contractor. Learn how a multi-factor test can help to identify the correct status, and understand the potential impact on intellectual property.
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Copyright in artistic works – Australian law
Discover how copyright law protects artistic works and what to consider when reproducing them. Learn about the implications of ownership, what constitutes ‘substantial’ infringement, and how to get permission or licence a copyright.
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Commercialising intellectual property assets
Discover the various ways to unlock the commercial value of your Intellectual Property (IP). Learn about intellectual property licensing, intellectual property sale and subsequent licensing, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions and spin out entities.
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Licence Agreements to exploit IP
Discover the benefits of licensing your intellectual property and how to maximise its commercial value. Learn about the rights and permissions you can grant to another party, and the payments or royalties you can receive in exchange.
IP litigation and disputes
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