Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Social media, Trade marks Burger case bounces In-N-Out of court in meaty appeal 9 February 2021 By Diana Liu Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property Ouch! Federal Court of Australia imposes $4.5 million-dollar penalty for misleading marketing of pain-relief products 3 June 2020 By Veg Tran Read on
Intellectual Property, Trade marks Summer BOD competition: social media queens engage in trade mark litigation 12 January 2018 By Maggie Chan Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Trade marks STG v Trojan: protecting trade mark rights in the context of parallel importation 4 August 2016 By Emily Rich Read on
Intellectual Property, Technology, Trade marks Can I use a competitor’s name or trade marks for Google AdWords? 14 April 2016 By David Fixler Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media Social media “influencers”: the do’s and don’ts of disclosure 22 March 2016 By Emily Rich Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property Same same but different? Federal Court finds Reckitt Benckiser’s/Nurofen’s marketing of the ‘specific pain relief’ range constitutes misleading and deceptive conduct 22 December 2015 By Hannah Lippmann Read on
Australia, Consumer protection, Enforcement ACCC points to VW scandal to drive home the importance of “truth in advertising” 19 October 2015 By Susan Zhuang Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property Clarisonic v PuraSonic – the allure of miraculous transformational product claims 14 September 2015 By Caroline Ryan Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Trade marks Looking to move your brand into China? Here’s our quick guide to protecting your IP in the process 11 May 2015 By Emily Rich Read on
