It’s all fun and games until someone gets spammed! – ACMA continues to smash companies for Spam Act breaches
By Rohan Vasudevan, Solicitor 23 November 2023 As you may [...]
Sign ‘o’ the times – IP Australia’s new trade mark classification guidance for virtual goods and services
By Despina Lyons, Trade Mark Attorney & Dalinee Bangaroo, Senior [...]
Here’s looking at you, kids – AANA releases new rules under latest Children’s Advertising Code.
By Bianca Lopez, Solicitor 24 August 2023 The Australian Association [...]
Check yourself before you wreck yourself – Countdown continues for incoming unfair contract terms legislation amendments
By Mark Armstrong, Solicitor 11 July 2023 Unfair contract terms [...]
Privacy reform – what are the future directions for targeted advertising?
By Heidi Bruce, Principal Partner 21 June 2023 Reforms to [...]
Sportsbet singled out by Ad Standards for implying gambling makes you sexy
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 15 May 2023 A recent [...]
Honey Birdette’s nip-slip catches Ad Standards’ eye – But what happens when advertisers just ignore directives to pull advertising?
By Bianca Lopez, Solicitor 15 December 2022 Honey Birdette has [...]
Mo’ competition, mo’ fines – new Bill set to shake up fines and penalties for ACL breaches
By Mark Armstrong, Solicitor and Clint Fillipou, Principal | 29 [...]
Battle of the Queens of Christmas – is Mariah mistle-toeing the line?
27 September 2022 By Bianca Lopez, Solicitor, and Steffanie Graham, [...]
Well, that is just not fair! ACCC vs Fujifilm case is a reminder that unfair contract terms can be unenforceable against small businesses and consumers GalleryWell, that is just not fair! ACCC vs Fujifilm case is a reminder that unfair contract terms can be unenforceable against small businesses and consumers
Well, that is just not fair! ACCC vs Fujifilm case is a reminder that unfair contract terms can be unenforceable against small businesses and consumers
By Rohan Vasudevan, Solicitor | 14 September 2022 It happens [...]
