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Emma and Rebekah Talk IP: COVID-19 vaccines and patent waiver rights
Copyright owners “Don’t have to take it”: Universal Music v Palmer
Pharmaceutical patent term extensions: federal court hears challenge to “absurd” Australian patent office ruling
A ‘new normal’ when it comes to the TGA regulation of medical devices?
Trust on a plate: consumer confidence and food safety
Doctrine of implied licence exhausted in Australia
Where is the balance now? Preliminary injunctions in pharmaceutical patent proceedings in 2020 and beyond
Recent decisions of the Federal Court of Australia have significantly changed the way in which parties to pharmaceutical patent litigation should analyse …
Takeaways from the In-N-Out and Down-N-Out burger brands battle
A series of recent Federal Court cases provides a warning to “cheeky” traders whose marketing draws too closely on the brand and reputation of their …
Has the Full Court 'Rokt' the boat
Commissioner of Patents v Rokt Pte Ltd [2020] FCAFC 86 is the most recent in a string of decisions by the Full Court of the Federal Court in which …
Commonwealth fails in its claim for compensation for PBS expenditure
The Federal Court’s decision in Commonwealth v Sanofi Justice Nicholas’ long-awaited decision in Commonwealth v Sanofi is an Australian …
Full Federal Court warns infringers: Australian IP owners entitled to broad injunctions
It can be difficult for patent owners to decide whether to pursue litigation against infringers without a clear idea of whether the remedies likely to be …
Is your Australian trade mark culturally appropriate?
In the globalised world in which we live, culture is certainly trending, but brands need to keep cultural sensitivities in mind to avoid marketing …
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