All Mallesons Pulse Posts
All Mallesons Pulse Posts
TARJAY or TARGET? The registration of parody trade marks
28 July 2015
Many Australians colloquially refer to the department store Target as “Tar-Jay” (with a fake French accent), cheekily introducing an up-market French boutique association to Target’s affordable goods.
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Combination marks – the limits of Medion further defined by Arnold J in Jura Origin case
24 July 2015
The European Court of Justice’s decision in Medion (Case C-120/04) is one that can provoke vitriol among even the calmest of practitioners.
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Next steps after Australia China Free Trade Agreement – how to make the most of the opportunity
23 July 2015
The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement represents significant opportunities for Australian health and aged care providers.
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Government announces overhaul of country of origin food labelling
23 July 2015
After years of debates and Senate reviews, the country of origin food labelling regime is set to change.
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Spins a web, anytime, but only pays royalties until the expiry of the patent
22 July 2015
It is tempting to begin analysis of the recent US Supreme Court patent case Kimble v Marvel Enterprises by slinging around some Spiderman puns.
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CJEU gives Guidance on Standard Essential Patents and Injunctions
21 July 2015
The Court of Justice of the European Union has today issued its much-anticipated decision in Huawei v ZTE in relation to the question of whether it is an abuse of a dominant position to seek an injunction for infringement of a standards-essential patent (SEP).
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