Intellectual Property, Litigation The case for judicial humour: When wit and jocularity find their way into the courtroom 3 July 2014 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Intellectual Property, Trade marks Bad faith: The new kryptonite for opposed trade mark applications? 28 May 2013 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property High Court refuses special leave in Optus TV Now case 7 September 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property N-n-now that that don’t kill ‘Ye, can only make him stronger: Kanye West wins copyright battle with Vince P(eters) 28 August 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property Here come the men (and women) in purple: Olympic venues awash with “brand police” 23 July 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media, Trade marks “If you have nothing nice to say…”: London 2012 restricts “mean” links to its website 18 July 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Advertising & marketing, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Social media, Trade marks “Faster, higher, stronger” restrictions on social media at the London 2012 Games 18 June 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation Optus applies for special leave to appeal to the High Court in TV Now case 11 May 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property The AFL, NRL & Telstra successfully appeal Optus TV Now decision 27 April 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
Litigation, Patents, Social media “If you guys were the inventors of Facebook, you’d have invented Facebook”: Yahoo! sues Facebook for patent infringement 30 March 2012 By Philippa Macaskill Read on
