The ACCC takes on both Coles and Woolworths, alleging breach of the Australian Consumer Law over ‘illusory’ discounts.
By Dalinee Bangaroo, Trade Mark Attorney/Solicitor and Matt Hansen, Partner [...]
Mercedes-Benz pulled over by AdStandards – just how far can you go with “motor sports” in Australian automotive ads?
By Clint Fillipou, Principal Partner (Melbourne) and Heidi Bruce, Principal [...]
FINALLY – The Privacy Amendment Bill (round one) is here
By Heidi Bruce, Clint Fillipou and Emma Farncomb After a [...]
When a spade is not a spade: Major changes to employment definitions under Fair Work Act could impact how you deal with independent contractors
By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate | You may have seen [...]
The ACCC thinks the good guys have been up to not-so-good things, alleging false and misleading representations in consumer promotions
By Bianca Lopez, Solicitor and Matt Hansen, Partner Australian retail [...]
Use It Or Lose It! A recent case between the Seven Network and 7-Eleven highlights the importance of using your registered trade marks
By Despina Lyons, Senior Associate & Trade Mark Attorney [...]
Don’t Jump The Gun On Sports Advertising – Advertising Watchouts For Upcoming Sporting Events
By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate and Matt Hansen, Partner It’s [...]
Trying to turn a new leaf with Medicinal Cannabis Advertising? The TGA is not impressed and your plans may be up in smoke.
By Matt Hansen, Partner and Bianca Lopez, Solicitor The Therapeutic [...]
A New Privacy Law Era: The Government’s Position On Privacy Reform In Australia
By Heidi Bruce, Clint Fillipou, Jennifer Andrade and Emma [...]
Express Yourself! The Chou V Metstech Pty Limited case is a stark reminder that there is no copyright protection for ideas
By Rohan Vasudevan, Solicitor It is a common refrain in [...]
