ACCC Pfails in section 46 prosecution – in brief
25 February 2015
ACCC case alleging misuse of market power and exclusive dealing is dismissed, further fueling debate on reform to section 46
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You ain’t nothing but a hound dog (or an immaterial variation thereof)! Hush Puppies logo CTM survives non-use action
24 February 2015
In El Corte Ingles v Wolverine World Wide, Inc, the much beloved logo of Hush Puppies (hereinafter, hound) has survived a non-use attack in Europe in some key classes.
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Arnold J in Enterprise Holdings v Europcar – the battle of the e logos
17 February 2015
In Enterprise Holdings, Inc v Europcar Group UK Ltd & Anor [2015] EWHC 17 (Ch) (13 January 2015) we have another tour de force from Arnold J.
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2014 – A Fine Year for the Department of Justice
16 February 2015
Penalties include 4th largest fine to date
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High Court grants Application for Special Leave to Appeal in Myriad Genetics
13 February 2015
The High Court has granted Cancer Voices’ application for special leave to appeal a Full Federal Court finding that Myriad’s patent relating to the BRCA1 gene is patentable.
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Hot water over pricing as ticket agencies fix the drip
12 February 2015
An update on the ACCC's scrutiny of "drip pricing" and "opt-out" fees
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Cartel law and enforcement
9 February 2015
An overview of cartel law and enforcement in Australia
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The Moral Rights of Graffiti Artists
6 February 2015
Preservation of the art is clearly a major issue for the graffiti community. Are these artists able to have recourse to intellectual property rights to preserve their work?
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Licensees beware – are you exclusive?
3 February 2015
The Full Federal Court confirmed last week in BMS v Apotex that where a patent licence reserves some rights to be exercised by the licensor, the licensee will not have standing to sue and claim damages as an “exclusive licensee”.
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