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Explanation of repurposing medicines & the 3 broad approaches outlined by TGA to encourage it.

Focus on earlier publication of major innovator prescription medicine applications.

Following the 2004 Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) report on gene patenting and human health in which it was reported that the key concept of patentable subject matter in Australia was ambiguous and obscure, the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research asked the Advisory Council on Intellectual Property (ACIP) to conduct a review into the appropriateness and adequacy of the manner of manufacture test.

Advantages and disadvantages of the 2 options that are available to protect a trade mark in foreign countries.

Businesses should review their IP contracts to avoid penalties for breach of the competition law provisions of the CCA.

As demonstrated, any party that relies on the court's discretion for an extension of time should exercise caution.

Attorneys drafting patent specifications for prosecution in Australia, must understand the best method requirements.

Some guidance on how trade mark rights will be affected if a deal is not reached between the UK and the EU.

Article advises that the ACCC guidelines will be required reading for anyone involved in IP licensing in Australia.

The new rules introduce several changes to the previous eligibility rules applying to .au domain names.

Recent FC decision confirms that diagnostic methods are patentable subject-matter in Australia.

This decision puts Australian patentees on notice to include the best method known to them of performing an invention.

The right to enforce a duty of confidence is recognised in major common law jurisdictions with similar pre-conditions.

In a recent decision, the Full Federal Court presided over the next instalment in the long running dispute between Stena and Austal Ships regarding multi-hulled vessels.

On 18 July, 2006, the full court of the Australian Federal Court, in Grant v. Commissioner of Patents [2006] FCAFC 120 made a significant pronouncement likely to add substantial confusion to the borders of possible business method patent protection in Australia.

Article provides guidance of the Japanese patent numbering system & what you need in order to locate older Japanese publications.

There was no evidence that the plaintiff had taken information with him when he left the first applicant's employment.