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If you've got a question about intellectual property, we have a series of videos that answer some frequently asked questions.

AJ Park, an intellectual property law firm in Australia and New Zealand, shares an illustrated video to help guide you on what IP right is best for you.

We've come a long way since 'Sea Monster' was patented nearly 600 years ago. Our world has been shaped by intellectual property.

AJ Parks Illustrated Plainly: Introduction To Intellectual Property Terms

AJ Park's Illustrated Plainly: Trade Marks 101

AJ Park's Illustrated Plainly: Which IP Right Is Best For Me?

Simon Rowell, a partner at James & Wells, writes an article for the NZ Herald on trade marks.

A discussion on the TVNZ Breakfast show about the 'vintage' trademark dispute.

If you have paid an invoice from TM Publisher, contact the Commerce Commission, as they may chase a refund for you.

The Commerce Commission has recently cautioned consumers to be alert to the sale of possible counterfeit clothing and footwear on the Trade Me website after issuing more than 70 warnings.

In Australia, there is no need for a non-use Applicant to establish "standing", in order to apply for removal of a trade mark registration on the grounds of non-use.

The video includes what steps you can take to protect your IP and how to ensure international protection of your ideas.

The James & Wells newsletter aims to provide updates on the latest developments in intellectual property in New Zealand.

The Madrid System is an international filing system for trade marks, allowing one trade mark application to be filed.

From early December 2012, the Madrid System will help to streamline the protection of your trade marks internationally.

As of 30 September 2014, the New Zealand Domain Name Commission will be offering .nz domains for registration.

Earlier this year, the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand (IPONZ) carried out a review of its fees, with a view to providing consistency and transparency across the services it provides.

A New Zealand brand owner has had to appeal its own successful trade mark non-use revocation action to kill off a "zombie" trade mark in New Zealand...