Intellectual Property Resources
Likes, Laws, and Liabilities: Navigating Influencer Marketing Laws in Australia
Influencer Marketing Laws in Australia Overseen by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC), Influencer Marketing Laws in Australia are governed by the Australian Consumer Law (“ACL”) and various industryRead More
How can businesses protect confidential information?
By Abrar Chowdhury (Legal Intern) Businesses possess plenty of information that must remain confidential. For example, a company planning to expand into a new market may have plans covering targetRead More
Does Your Fashion Product Contain More Intellectual Property Than You Realise?
Fashion Products Are More Than Just Branding Fashion intellectual property is often associated with luxury brands and trade marks. Names such as Chanel, YSL and Louis Vuitton are often the first to comeRead More
Non-Traditional Signs in Trademark Law
In Australian trade mark law, a sign is fundamentally defined as an act of communication between a trader and a consumer. While the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) (TMA) requiresRead More
What Makes A Trademark Distinctive?
A trade mark is important to help protect and distinguish your company’s brand, name or services. It must be something unique, individual and is able to be set apart fromRead More
What to Do If You Receive a Trademark Opposition from IP Australia
Trademark Opposition When IP Australia accepts your trademark application, it is not automatically registered. Instead, it is published in the Australian Trade Marks Journal for a two-month opposition period. DuringRead More
Trademark Infringement: Your Options When Someone Uses Your Brand Without Permission
What is Trademark Law in Australia? A registered trademark is a form of Intellectual property, that grants exclusive rights to use a unique sign, brand, or name for goods andRead More
