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US designer claims Bingle's one piece neoprene (wet suit material) swimsuit is a shameless copy of Fernandez's designs.

The new ChAFTA may give us a little more intellectual property protection and rights than we currently have in China.

Contrary to what most celebrities think, nobody owns the copyright rights to their own image.

The Madrid Protocol makes it easier to register a trade mark in multiple countries without filing separate applications.

Before you sign on the dotted line here's our check list for the must haves in any cross border contract.

A NSW school teacher has been awarded $105,000 in damages for defamation for comments published about her on Twitter.

Comparative ads are often backed with statistics and graphs, so audiences trust them - but they can also easily mislead.

After losing $20.5 million to the casino in 14 months, Harry Kakavas learned the hard way that the house always wins.

You should not infer Olympic endorsement or use the Olympic brand in advertising unless you have the AOC's permission.

Online reviews (including promotions by bloggers on social media) should be transparent about commercial relationships.

The government would like more information on products made in Australia, so has proposed a new system to make it happen.

Those types of personal disclosure may still be permitted under the Privacy Act as long as your house is in order.

Amendments to the Privacy Act 1988 have new powers for the Privacy Commissioner and greater obligations on businesses.

Web cookies are small pieces of text data sent between a user's browser and the websites they visit.

Australian businesses which don't need to comply with privacy laws here could find themselves falling foul of EU laws.

Discussion on the necessity of registering leased lands

The ACCC has now released its first set of guidance materials relating to online product reviews for businesses.