Covid-19 update – What happens to trade promotions in market (or soon to be released) if they are impacted by shut downs?
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate As Australia moves into a [...]
Has Coronavirus infected your campaign? Here’s some thoughts on how to manage potential disruptions.
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 3 March 2020 The ongoing [...]
The California Consumer Privacy Act – an American GDPR? Uh oh… what do you need to know?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 20 February 2020 By now you [...]
Brexit and the impact on intellectual property rights
By Despina Lyons, Paralegal & Trade Mark Attorney 13 February [...]
Who owns the rights to the “Fearless Girl”? Or can she not be owned by anyone?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 7 January 2020 In the lead [...]
If you havin’ legal problems I feel bad for you son. Australian online retailer sued by rap star Jay-Z
By Leanne Jezercic, Senior Associate 10 December 2019 US hip-hop [...]
BIG W and Target both big targets, and both found in breach of consumer guarantees
By Andrew Jankovic and Mark Armstrong, Solicitors 25 October 2019 [...]
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 [...]
