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Recent patent legislative changes introduced in Australia have changed the deadlines for filing divisional applications.

The APO has progressively implemented measures to expedite examination of divisional applications.

When implemented, the new Myanmar trade marks law will be closer to international trade mark practices.

Following the High Court's clarification in Zip Co Limited v Firstmac Limited, Australian businesses face heightened expectations for conducting thorough trade mark searches before brand adoption.

Investors financing eligible Early Stage Innovation Companies may be entitled to tax concessions and CGT exemptions.

ALRC uses its trademark portfolio to protect its reputation and its brands in merchandising and media rights licensing.

The case of University of Western Australia v Gray (No.20) [2008] FCA 498 considered the validity of an employer's claim to IP developed by one of its employees during the course of their employment.

The ongoing battle between Apple and Samsung continues to wage.

This program, providing support for researchers and SMEs, has two forms of funding: Priming Grants and Bridging Grants.

While this decision provides support for the patentability of computer-implemented inventions, it may still be appealed.

Recent decision provides support for the patentability of computer-implemented inventions.

Removing the requirement to file verification certificates will ease the burden on patent applicants and professionals.

Discussion about draft bill that will codify recommendations on the ACIP review of the Designs System.

The High Court has unanimously ruled that isolated naturally occurring nucleic acids are not patentable subject matter.