It begins! OAIC begins privacy sweep in advance of second tranche of new laws expected in 2026 – so… is your privacy policy compliant?
Wednesday, 21 January 2026 Australian marketers and the business world [...]
Grocery delivery providers in hot water over problematic subscriptions.
Thursday, 15 January 2026 By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate Two [...]
Skidding into non-compliance: the Toyota Yaris GR ad that drifted too wide.
By Emma Farncomb & Clint Fillipou Toyota Motor Corporation Australia [...]
When the ‘Rivers’ runs dry – discount fashion group cops whopping $25 million fine for consumer law breaches, including timely delivery failures.
By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate The ACCC has sent [...]
The Fanatics case: cheer as we dissect statutory defences to trade mark infringement.
By Dalinee Bangaroo, Trade Mark Attorney/Solicitor and Clint Fillipou, Principal [...]
Emma Sleep sleeping on their ACL obligations: a reminder for businesses to review their discounting and pricing practices
By Jennifer Andrade and Clint Fillipou Have you ever shopped [...]
Boom boom boom – from space to the High Court of Australia. The battle of the Katie/Katy Perry trade marks makes its way to the High Court
By Despina Lyons, Senior Associate & Trade Mark Attorney 2025 [...]
No more hidden costs: ACCC targets misleading surcharges and pricing in 2025–2026
By Emma Farncomb and Clint Fillipou On 28 April 2025, [...]
LDV taken to court over misleading claims of ‘durable and tough’ cars.
By Dalinee Bangaroo, Trade Mark Attorney/Solicitor and Clint Fillipou, Principal [...]
Are employee non-compete clauses on the way out? Here is what you need to know about the Federal Government’s proposal.
By Bianca Lopez, Senior Associate Last month, the Federal Government [...]
