All Mallesons Pulse Posts - Page 100 of 213

Milk-crate-gate, or, is there really no such thing as an original idea?

30 July 2014

Australian artist Jarrad Kennedy has made claims about the similarities between his 2005 McLelland Sculpture Prize entry and Hany Armanious’ Pavillion

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Honey supplier caught in a sticky situation

28 July 2014

By Smriti Arora

ACCC continues focus on credence claims

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The wurst has happened

25 July 2014

By Smriti Arora

German FCO hands down one of its meatiest cartel fines

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Lies, damned lies and social media coverage of trade mark disputes – the TV programme previously known as “Glee”?

24 July 2014

By Bill Ladas

Remember when you could rely on social media for fair, unbiased and objective coverage of the news? Me neither.

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EU Alert: Paying for delays

21 July 2014

By David Crino

Paying for delays

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Carbon Tax gets the boot

18 July 2014

By Martine Phillips

Carbon tax repeal gives new powers to ACCC

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Telco and database services, comparison sites, and shopping centres – courts increasingly taking a modern view on trade mark specifications, but will the registries follow their lead?

16 July 2014

By Bill Ladas

Brand protection is not always as straightforward as it should be.

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Review of the Innovation Patent System Final Report

16 July 2014

By Ian Ranson

The Australian Government Advisory Council on Intellectual Property (“ACIP”) has recently recommended several changes to the innovation patent system.

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BP loses colour trade mark battle

15 July 2014

By Kathryn Purcell-Hennessy

Another colour trade mark application filed by BP (this time for the shade Pantone 348C) has rejected by Australia's Trade Marks Office

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EU enforcement activities continue to expand

8 July 2014

By Jax Arnold

EU enforcement activities continue to expand

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