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    Grace period introduced for Australian design rights

    A design application will need to be filed within 12 months of disclosure to receive the benefit of the grace period.
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    Hamilton Laboratories – protecting Australians since

    Hamilton Laboratories protect its valuable intellectual property throughout its innovation journey.
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    How can someone else cancel my trade mark registration?

    Other individuals or businesses can apply to cancel your Australian trade mark registration if it is not being used.
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    IP Australia Backflips On Acceptance Of Patent Application For Fraudulent Korean Embryonic Stem Cell Clones

    IP Australia has invalidated its acceptance of a patent application listing controversial South Korean researcher Hwang Woo-Suk as an inventor, in a move believed to be unprecedented and outside the express provisions of the Patents Act 1990.
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    New patent box scheme for Australia

    The Australian government is introducing a patent box to encourage businesses to undertake R&D and keep patents in Australia.
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    Patent Claims: One Word Can Make the Difference

    Patent claims drafted by patent attorneys can sometimes be difficult to read, but there is good reason. Every word put in (or left out of) a patent claim can have a significant legal impact. A recent US court decision highlights just how important it is to get the wording right.
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    Defensive Trade Marks

    If you have a trade mark registration which has been used on the goods and/or services covered by the registration to such an extent that you consider that any unauthorised use of the trade mark for other goods or services would suggest a connection between you and those other goods or services, then you may wish to consider filing a trade mark application for a defensive trade mark.
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    Nicknames and trade marks

    If a nickname is associated with a business or product, it may be worthwhile registering that nickname as a trade mark.
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    Supporting entrepreneurial spirit

    This Entrepreneurs' Programme will assist businesses become more competitive to take advantage of growth opportunities.
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    Business research and innovation initiative - agriculture, energy and fishing

    Can you help the Federal Government solve challenges which relate to agriculture, energy and fishing?
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    Assigning registered intellectual property rights in Australia: legal requirements and the importance of clarity

    Understanding the legal requirements & best practices for IP assignment can prevent costly disputes & ensure a smooth transfer of ownership.
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    Do you use the TM symbol on your packaging? And if not, why not?

    My recommendation would be to use the ™ symbol on the product, its packaging and any promotional material.
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    How effective is the confidentiality clause in your email footer?

    This recent decision is a cautionary tale about the effectiveness of generic confidentiality clauses in email footers.
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    Meta-tags and trade mark infringement

    The use of meta-tags may constitute trade mark infringement, as the source data is visible if you know what to look for.
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    Patent Office deadlines and COVID-19

    IP Australia provides a streamlined process for applying on-line for extensions of patent renewals of up to three months.
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    Registering non-traditional trade marks

    Trade mark owners try to register creative non-traditional trade marks, such as shapes, colours, sounds and even scents.
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    Top 5 tips for filing a trade mark application

    Before filing a TM application, think through a number of issues in order to obtain strong and valid trade mark protection.
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    Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – The High Court says no (for now!)

    Discusses the Aristocrat gaming machine matter dealing with the patentability of computer-implemented inventions in Australia.
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    Sunday Red Tiger Logos V Puma's Leaping Cat Logo

    The case is interesting because it considers logo marks that have a common idea but differences in look and style.
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    Trade Mark Protection For Alcoholic, Low Alcohol And Non-Alcoholic Beverages: Some Key Considerations

    In an increasingly converged beverage market, trade mark strategy must be forward-looking rather than reactive.
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