Patent infringement

  • Government’s response to Productivity Commission’s report on intellectual property

    Government’s response to Productivity Commission’s report on intellectual property

    The Australian Government is taking steps to shape the future of intellectual property rights. Find out what changes are being proposed and how they could affect you.

  • Ownership of employee inventions – disputing ownership of patents

    Ownership of employee inventions – disputing ownership of patents

    Section 35(6) of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) establishes a general rule that an employer will own the copyright in many types of works if they were created by an employee or apprentice, in the course of their employment. Unfortunately, there is no such legislative equivalent in the Patents Act 1990 (Cth) (Act). The absence…

  • Licence Agreements to exploit IP

    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.

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