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Singapore's Intellectual Property Office has extended its Patent Prosecution Highway pilot with China through 2031 and made its PPH program with France permanent...

This development allows innovative businesses to secure an entire package of IP rights around their products in months.

Enlisting the careful assistance of local trademark counsel may be a good idea for navigating the Thai DIP's practices.

Australia is a hotbed for innovation in the renewable energy sector. Tips for in-house counsel working in the cleantech space.

The court has power to award significant "additional damages" in cases of what it considers to be flagrant infringement.

IP Australia’s full text searching shocked from the beta phase to go live.

A non-invasive method of detecting fetal characteristics and abnormalities is patent eligible subject matter in Australia.

The APO will apply a similar standard of plausibility to method of treatment claims as it will to Swiss-style claims.

Through modern business practices, there are a number of ways in which patent protection can benefit your business.

The Smart Trade Mark uses blockchain technology to verify that products, sales channels and trade mark uses are genuine.

If damages are awarded to the Commonwealth, this will concern patentee companies considering interlocutory injunctions.

The Australian Copyright Amendment Act 2006 was passed on 11 December 2006 as part of the Commonwealth Government’s copyright reforms in response to new challenges posed by emerging technologies and the growth of the digital environment.

The case is a reminder that New Zealand law, while closely related to Australian law, is not the same in every respect.

The Registrar also found that use of Cantarella's trademark was unlikely to mislead or deceive, or amount to passing off.

We discuss Pfizer Ireland Pharmaceuticals v Samsung Bioepis AU Pty Ltd [2017] FCA 285.

As the opposition failed on all grounds, the trade mark ‘APOTHECARY GIN' is to proceed to registration in Australia.

Section 128 of the Australian Patents Act 1990 provides relief for a person threatened with patent infringement where such threats are later shown to have been "unjustified". The aggrieved person may be entitled to various forms of relief.