Repeal of the IP exemption: What does this mean for you? 14 March 2019 By Stephanie Swan Licensors and licensees of intellectual property rights need to act now to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act. Read on
Licensees beware – are you exclusive? 3 February 2015 By Suzy Madar The Full Federal Court confirmed last week in BMS v Apotex that where a patent licence reserves some rights to be exercised by the licensor, the licensee will not have standing to sue and claim damages as an “exclusive licensee”. Read on
Two Obeid, or not to obeid 4 November 2014 By Smriti Arora Full Federal Court hears Obeid appeal of decision upholding vaildity of mandatory notice under section 155 of the Competition and Consumer Act Read on
Productivity Commission advocates change to compulsory licensing of patents 7 June 2013 By James Ellsmore compulsory licensing, Crown use, Productivity Commission, patents, patent reform Read on