Posts tagged "intellectual property"

When does the ownership of intellectual property slip the bonds of law and become a kind of ‘community’ property?

Small businesses are hoping music licensing fees will change in Australia after the ACCC decided APRA must provide more transparency.

It seems Burger Urge bit off more than it could chew when it tried to mock food chain giant Sizzler over the naming of a burger. Here's what happened.

Back in 2012, former Masterchef judge George Calombaris was making headlines for a legal stoush over ice cream.

Collins Foods has seen off a legal challenge from independent Taco Bills that will allow it to expand Taco Bell into Victoria.

The mother daughter duo behind Smoothie Bomb overcame the adversity of an international intellectual property battle to realise their potential.

Kogan has changed the colour scheme of its website after one of its new competitors took issue with the business wading in on its side of the colour wheel.

The government is planning to move ahead with a bid to axe an SME patent regime set up to make it easier for businesses to invest.

A small-business owner in NSW has been drawn into a legal stoush with burger chain Grill’d over store signage the company claims is confusing shoppers.

A popular Melbourne pub has been swept into a legal battle after it reportedly used a number of Harry Potter-related assets without permission.

Australian food brand Bega has won a long legal battle against Kraft and now has exclusive rights to use time-tested packaging.

Slater & Gordon criticised for a trademark application which would reserve a term one lawyer says has been used in the profession for "hundreds of years".