MOUnting a coordinated approach to enforcement
9 November 2015
The ACCC and NDRC have signed an MOU which allows the two regulators to coordinate their enforcement activities and share information
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ACCC and AER: Their year in review
5 November 2015
The ACCC and AER’s joint 2014-2015 annual report shows steady enforcement and continuing focus on consumer protection
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Poor man’s CRISTAL, CRISTALINO, found to infringe – the distinct relevance of reputation in assessing the likelihood of confusion in the UK and Australia?
2 November 2015
In a recent decision from Mrs Justice Rose, the famous champagne house Roederer has successfully sued J Garcia Carrion SA (JGC) for trade mark infringement.
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Recent developments on liability for cartel facilitators
30 October 2015
ECJ decision prompts consideration of Australian approach to cartel facilitators
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New country of origin labelling for food on the horizon?
29 October 2015
Insights into the Federal Government’s planned reforms for country of origin labelling
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NSW Public Complaints Register coming soon
28 October 2015
Amendments to the NSW Fair Trading Act have received assent
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AFGC Annual Industry Leaders Forum – Highlights and Insights
28 October 2015
Issues canvassed by industry leaders, policy makers and regulatory officials at the Forum and key insights arising for the sector and businesses generally.
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Unfair terms expansion a go
27 October 2015
The coalition government has delivered its pre-election promise to extend unfair contract protections to small business.
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Too much of a stretch to recognise copyright in yoga?
26 October 2015
The US Court of Appeals of the Ninth Circuit has held that the famous sequence of yoga poses (or “asanas”) developed by Bikram Choudhury (and performed at 40°C) does not attract copyright protection.
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