Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Technology, Trade marks Aristocrat v Global Gaming – it’s all fun and games until someone infringes a trade mark 14 April 2016 By Katie Dillon Read on
Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trade marks No Flex Zone – Federal Court sends Australian company packing over trade mark dispute 7 April 2016 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media, Technology, Trade marks What’s in a name? (Try to) Keep up with the Kardashians 18 May 2015 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Media & entertainment, Social media Disney’s “Frozen” in copyright dispute – filmmaker can’t Let it Go 28 April 2015 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trade marks What’s in a name? Saks v “Snaks” trade mark dispute 2 December 2014 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Media & entertainment, Social media, Trade marks “HOW” does matter – ethics company sues yoghurt 17 November 2014 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trade marks Storm in a Coffee Cup – Starbucks v “Charbucks” 19 December 2013 By Katie Dillon Read on
Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment Tom Cruise proves Risky Business for gossip mags 20 November 2013 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Trade marks ‘Mickey Mouse’ horror film escapes trade mark litigation 10 October 2013 By Katie Dillon Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Media & entertainment, Social media, Technology, Trade marks Sexy but too similar? App developers “Bang-ed” up over trade mark dispute 20 August 2013 By Katie Dillon Read on
