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Skinny labelling - what it is, the various forms. How it plays out in Australia.

This article briefly covers the proposed arrangements, recently introduced, to abolish the innovation patent system.

The High Court affirmed the Full Federal Court's decision that AstraZeneca's low dose rosuvastatin patent was obvious.

Whether a name is being used as a style name or sub-brand will depend upon the specific circumstances of each case.

The Vivo trade mark was removed from the Register and Tivo was granted an injunction to restrain ongoing infringement.

Article records an interview with elite athlete & patent attorney about how innovation has played a part in sport & much more.

Femtech, female technology, is a health sector that relates to technology specifically geared to the needs of women.

Proposed amendments provide further clarification on certain legal aspects concerning patent applications involving Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Bitstream.

Proposed amendments provide further clarification on certain legal aspects concerning patent applications involving Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Bitstream.

In a judgement made on 6 July 2007 by Judge Murphy in the County Court of Victoria, the standard imposed on a licensee by a "best efforts" obligation in the context of getting an early stage product to market was examined.

In a decision likely to shape trade mark law in Australia, the High Court of Australia today ruled in favour of Sydney fashion designer Katie Taylor, overturning a Federal Court order that would have cancelled her registered "Katie Perry" trade mark for clothing.

Patentees in Australia and New Zealand need to be careful in how they mark their products, if they choose to do so.

The interlocutory injunction restrained competitors from marketing, promoting or supplying their own range of products.

This US decision highlights the value of securing registered design rights for the ornamental appearance of a product.

The APO released and invited public consultation on its proposed revision of examination practice in view of the ruling.

Many aspects of Easter - chocolate, bunnies and buns, of course - are subject to innovation and patents.

The decision confirms that a poster presentation can potentially destroy the novelty of a later filed patent application.