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2019 Year in Review
Let us take this opportunity to say Merry Christmas to you, and wish you and your family a safe and happy 2020. We look forward to working with you in the new year, and keeping you updated regularly with our Lunchtime Law…
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 | US hip-hop mogul and producer, Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter, has sued an Australian online retailer, The Little Homie, and its founder, Jessica Chiha, in the Federal Court in what is shaping as a David vs…
BIG W and Target both big targets, and both found in breach of consumer guarantees
By Andrew Jankovic and Mark Armstrong, Solicitors | Two of Australia’s largest retailers, Big W (owned by Woolworths Group Limited) and Target (owned by Wesfarmers Limited) have both been found in breach of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) given their…
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 Mark Attorney | In a surprising move recently, world renowned anti-establishment street artist Banksy opened a pop-up store, called ‘Gross Domestic Product’, in London to sell various merchandise relating to…
Ashley & Martin trimmed for un-hair contract terms
By Andrew Jankovic, Solicitor | The Federal Court recently held that hair-replacement business Ashley & Martin’s consumer contracts were in breach of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), due to ‘unfair’ terms that unreasonably disadvantaged consumers that breached the unfair contracts…
