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Unethical Cyber Tips: Forging Documents

We all learn through bitter, bitter experiences. Occasionally we get to learn through the bitter experience of other people – today is such a day.

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Trade Mark tips from EAGLEGATE

Trade Mark Tips – Controlling Use EAGLEGATE’s trade mark tips advert has been published on 4KQ. Listen to the trade mark tips below – if

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To VB or not to VB – that is the trademark question
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To VB or not to VB – that is the trademark question

Ask any Aussie what the letters VB mean and chances are they would not think of former Spice Girl warbler Victoria Beckham. However in her

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The Weaponisation of Intellectual Property to win a trade war and the Crown Use exception to Patent Infringement

Canadian officials are considering granting Canada’s generic pharmaceutical firms the right to copy, sell and potentially export into the US patent protected drugs. In the

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The LNP learns a valuable lesson in Domain Name protection

Today the LNP is learning a good lesson on protecting domain names. They let LNP.COM.AU expire and someone grabbed it up and it is now

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The Fall of MOTHERLAND – Energy Beverages LLC Loses Trade Marks
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The Fall of MOTHERLAND – Energy Beverages LLC Loses Trade Marks

Energy Beverages LLC (EB) – the owner of the MOTHER line of energy drinks – recently lost its appeal against the Trade Marks Registrar’s decision

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The Dangers of Effective Service in Federal Court Matters
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The Dangers of Effective Service in Federal Court Matters

When is an address for service not an address for service Effective service is a critical step in litigation and the recent decision in Freshfood Holdings

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The Danger of Blind Trust – When Does Indifference Become Infringement by Authorisation?
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The Danger of Blind Trust – When Does Indifference Become Infringement by Authorisation?

The Full Federal Court has recently handed down its decision in Campaigntrack Pty Ltd v Real Estate Tool Box Pty Ltd [2022] FCAFC 112, in which the

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Terms of Privacy Policies are not Consent – from the Australian Information Commissioner
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Terms of Privacy Policies are not Consent – from the Australian Information Commissioner

– AKA – How NOT to rely on your (and your contractor’s) privacy policy The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has recently published the

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STOP PEOPLE HIDING BEHIND THE PRIVACY ACT

WHY WE NEED TO STOP PEOPLE HIDING BEHIND THE PRIVACY ACT Executives at some prominent Australian organisations who falsely claim to have university degrees could

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