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Burger case bounces In-N-Out of court in meaty appeal

Burger case bounces In-N-Out of court in meaty appeal

9 February 2021
By Diana Liu
Since our breakdown in March 2020 of Justice Katzmann’s ruling in the Federal Court in favour of American burger chain In-N-Out in its bitter trademark dispute with local Australian company Hashtag Burgers Pty Ltd of DOWN-N-OUT (now Plan B) notoriety, another round of this sizzling hot battle of the burgers has been fought before the Full Court.
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Australian company ordered to pay $10 million for unacceptable advertising claims: TGA uses its power to penalise inappropriate online advertisement and sale of therapeutic goods

Australian company ordered to pay $10 million for unacceptable advertising claims: TGA uses its power to penalise inappropriate online advertisement and sale of therapeutic goods

2 August 2019
By Veg Tran
With increased internet penetration, the development of a myriad of mobile/ online applications for the delivery of digital health services that are expected to transform the way in which health care is provided and experienced, and the exponential growth in the number of e-commerce businesses vying for a share in the online retail space, there can be little doubt that the health care landscape is undergoing rapid change.
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Let’s get clinical: Federal Court of Australia examines representations about ‘clinical’ efficacy of over-the-counter deodorants

Let’s get clinical: Federal Court of Australia examines representations about ‘clinical’ efficacy of over-the-counter deodorants

25 January 2019
By Louisa Dimarco
Whether certain implied representations as to the clinical efficacy of deodorant products amounted to misleading or deceptive conduct for the purposes of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) was examined by the Federal Court of Australia in its recent decision in Unilever Australia Ltd v Beiersdorf Australia Ltd [2018] FCA 2076.
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