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SCAM ALERT: Unsolicited Emails from Trademark/ Patents Registry Hub – Talk to your trusted professionals first
Scam emails from senders purporting to be Trade Mark Attorneys from “Trademark Registry Hub” or “Patents Registry Hub” are currently circulating with a number of our client’s reportedly receiving the same communication. These emails can be concerning and convincing. Here’s what to do.
A Burger with the Lot – ‘Big Jack’ is not deceptively similar to ‘Big Mac’
On Thursday 16 November 2023, the Federal Court handed down the decision McD Asia Pacific LLC v Hungry Jack’s Pty Ltd [2023] FCA 1412 (McD) where it was held the trade mark ‘BIG JACK’ and ‘MEGA JACK’ were not deceptively similar to McDonald’s registered trade marks ‘BIG MAC’ and ‘MEGA MAC’.
Sladen Snippet - Free streamlined extensions of time available at IP Australia
IP Australia is providing applicants with an opportunity to file a free streamlined extension of time of up to three months due to the COVID-19 disruptions.
Five frequently asked questions about copyright for authors and publishers
Whether you are a creative about to enter into a book deal or an editor looking to commission, acquire or licence an existing literary work for publication, an understanding of copyright is essential.
Can I use that? Navigating third party permission clearances in publishing
Writers and journalists who are looking to reproduce or adapt existing content in their own work should read up on the risks of using copyright-protected content without permission.
Is Your Business Ready for New Data Notification Laws?
Did you know that as of 22 February 2018, your business may be required to notify the Australian Information Commissioner if you experience a data breach? Is your business ready? Do have a data breach response plan in place?
What designers need to know about copyright ownership
What do you say when a client asks you to own the intellectual property in the design work you create for them? Do you take a step back aghast at their audacity? Are you confused or suspicious as to what they are after and why? Do you flat out refuse? Or do you agree but don’t really understand what you have agreed to?