A sign of the times – Compagnie des Montres Longines S.A. v Point Tec Products Electronic GmbH
29 June 2020
Wearables are all the rage nowadays, but some of us still sport watches with an analogue face.
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Tipping point: considering the impacts of litigation funding in Australia
21 June 2020
Is litigation funding tampering with the scales of justice? We have four recommendations to reform litigation funding in Australia.
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No minimum price for Dewalt power tools
15 June 2020
The ACCC has revoked a resale price notification lodged by Stanley Black & Decker in respect of Dewalt power tools.
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Cheesy on the eyes – the string cheese characters of the trade mark decision of Bega Cheese Limited v Saputo Cheese USA Inc
12 June 2020
From fifty shades of gruyere to cheddar ideas, we in the IP team love cheese in all shapes and forms including… string cheese?
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Sony “takes the L” for misrepresenting gamers’ rights
12 June 2020
Court orders Sony to pay $3.5 million penalty and $100,000 for ACCC legal costs for misrepresenting gamers' rights and breaches of Australian Consumer Law
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No quarantine for new ideas on handling company collapses
12 June 2020
Australia should look to British law changes for ways to improve our insolvency and restructuring procedures.
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Patently uncertain: developments in pay-for-delay agreements in Australia
11 June 2020
Pay-for-delay pharmaceutical agreements have attracted scrutiny from regulators in the US and EU and are at greater risk of Australian regulatory attention
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CCCS roars into action with enforcement proceedings against bid rigging agreements
10 June 2020
Competition & Consumer Commission Singapore (CCCS) infringement decision against companies for bid rigging tenders issued by Wildlife Reserves Singapore
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Ouch! Federal Court of Australia imposes $4.5 million-dollar penalty for misleading marketing of pain-relief products
3 June 2020
The Federal Court has handed down a significant $4.5 million penalty over misleading claims made with respect to the over-the-counter muscular pain relief products, ‘Voltaren Osteo Gel’ and ‘Voltaren Emulgel’.
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Yo’ghurta be careful with food labelling! – Queensland Yoghurt fails to disclose gelatine ingredient
2 June 2020
ACCC's focus on food labelling continues. Queensland Yoghurt has paid a penalty following an infringement notice relating to nondisclosure of an ingredient.
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