Use it or lose it: Did Banksy open a London pop-up store to protect his trade mark rights, or troll trade mark authorities?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor & Despina Lyons, Paralegal and Trade [...]
Ashley & Martin Trimmed For Un-Hair Contract Terms
By Andrew Jankovic 3 October 2019 The Federal Court recently [...]
The sincerest form of flattery or a Grande mistake? A look at the law surrounding the use of look-alikes
By Leanne Jezercic, Senior Associate 18 September 2019 In recent [...]
New Labour Hire Laws
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 29 July 2019 New legislation has [...]
When does A ‘Flushable’ claim actually mean your product is ‘Flushable’? – Wet Wipes: to flush or not to flush?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 10 July 2019 Since flushable wet [...]
From the court to the courtroom – 2019 NBA champion Kawhi Leonard sues Nike over rights to his logo
By Andrew Jankovic 8 July 2019 NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard [...]
Bad news for minimum prices – Meredith Dairy unsuccessful in bid to set limits for cheese
By Mark Armstrong, Solicitor 21 June 2019 Supermarket savings are [...]
Fares Fair!! Why Jetstar was ordered to pay almost $2 million in consumer rights penalties
By Leanne Jezercic, Senior Associate 7 June 2019 In recent [...]
Not. Happy. Darrell! – Sensis not amused by Darrell Lea’s unauthorised sequel to yellow pages G.O.A.T. ad
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 7 June 2019 If you [...]
“This is for the lawyers™” – ACCC takes on Sony Europe over alleged Playstation Consumer Law breaches
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 5 June 2019 The Australian [...]
