Paul Quinn, Author at King & Wood Mallesons Pulse

Enforcing obligations of confidence against ex-employees

7 June 2012

There are various ways, both legal and practical, to protect yourself against the risk of an ex-employee making use of your valuable business information and poaching your customers.

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The price of selling fake G-Star clothes

11 January 2012

By Paul Quinn

G-Star, a fashion label, became aware that Mr Amir Dawood was selling counterfeit G-Star clothing from his retail store, Gazoz Jeans, in Fairfield NSW.

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I think we should break up

9 September 2011

By Paul Quinn

When entering into licence agreements for TV and other media, few would forget to pay attention to the intellectual property rights of the parties.

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I agreed to what?

30 August 2011

By Paul Quinn

It’s an emotional roller coaster you’d likely want to avoid.

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It’s a fact … in my opinion

5 May 2011

By Paul Quinn

What happens when the court is asked to pass judgement on that which cannot be proved?

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We can do this the Easy Way or the hard way

26 April 2011

By Paul Quinn

It’s not trade mark infringement to use the registered trade mark of another trader in comparative advertising.

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Back to basics: contract law 101

7 April 2011

By Paul Quinn

Was there a contract?

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I am not bi-polar, I am bi-winning

6 April 2011

By Paul Quinn

Twenty four trade mark applications, including VATICAN ASSASSIN, VIOLENT TORPEDO OF TRUTH, and LIVING THE SHEEN DREAM were filed between 19 and 22 March 2011 in the United States by Hyro-gliff Corporation, a company linked to Charlie Sheen.

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A TRILLION dollars!

1 April 2011

By Paul Quinn

The internet has been awash recently with the story of the thirteen record companies who sued Limewire for $75 trillion (which is likely more money than even exists in the world today).

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Ugg Boot making septuagenarian thrown in jail, released on appeal

22 February 2011

By Paul Quinn

74 years old.

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