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The article discusses key legal documents needed by graphic designers to protect their business and intellectual property.

The High Court has upheld the decision that iiNet is not liable for the copyright infringing actions of its customers.

If you've ever travelled and shopped, you'll know that it is often cheaper to buy that irresistible Chanel handbag overseas and bring it back with you, than it is to buy it at home.

When an allegation of IP infringement is made, the IP infringers could issue a counter-claim of 'unjustified' threats.

These are some of the highlights of the Productivity Commission Draft Report on Intellectual Property (IP) Arrangements.

Relevance of IP in the construction sector and highlight common issues that can arise when IP rights are not clearly understood or properly managed.

The pace of change in the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The database right is a European right introduced by the Database Directive, which provides IP protection for databases.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly important part of everyday life, and we are seeing its effects ripple through virtually every industry both globally and within Australia.

This article provides four practical tips on how to ensure that you avoid these intellectual property mistakes.

A cursory audit can identify the main assets, glaring gaps in the portfolio and risks and forms a base of information.

The High Court of Australia has held that iiNet had not authorised the infringement of copyright in films by its customers.

In response to a request to identify ‘priority reforms' under the Australian Government's productivity growth agenda, on 5 August 2025 the Productivity Commission released an interim report...

The Inquiry is an opportunity to propose legislative changes to create a viable copyright framework for the digital age.

The Federal Court of Australia has handed down its decision in State of Escape Accessories Pty Ltd v Schwartz [2020] FCA 1606 finding that a neoprene bag was not a work of artistic craftsmanship, ...

This 2013 Amendment Bill focussed on a number of areas which were not addressed in the Raising the Bar legislation.

If you hold a registered design under the old design registration system, a recent Australian High Court decision indicates that you may be entitled to greater protection than previously thought.