If you're a business owner in Australia, then you need to be aware of the tort of passing off – especially with regard to trade mark protection....
If you're a business owner in Australia, then you need to be aware of the tort of passing off – especially with regard to trade mark protection....
If you're a business owner in Australia, then you need to be aware of the tort of passing off – especially with regard to trade mark protection....
Our trademark guide is a resource for businesses looking to protect their intellectual property and establish a strong brand presence....
Hashtags are commonly used on social media to identify a brand. Check out how you can register a trade mark for a hashtag in our blog....
A recent Federal Court decision has considered the issue of whether a trademark can be registered in the name of a company’s sole director and shareholder....
Before you start printing business cards and ordering merchandise, it's vital to conduct a clearance search for your chosen mark. ...
A trade mark can protect any distinctive sign, symbol, word, or phrase that is used to identify and distinguish the goods or services of one business from those of another....
Trade marks are a powerful tool for every business owner, but can lose their value over time if not effectively used and used consistently. What exactly is “trade mark genericide”,...
Sydney born “indie / electronic dance” music group, originally known as Rüfüs, demonstrates the common curse of musical artists and business owners alike: potential trademark infringement....
One of the best ways to build and maintain your online reputation is by registering a “.au domain name”. That way, your customers will know that your website is official...
When considering registering a trade mark or design for your business in Australia, it’s important to understand the difference between the two different pieces of intellectual property. ...
Understanding the common myths about trade marks and understanding the truth can help you make the most of your potential trade mark protection and steer clear of any costly trade...
In the world of business, logos can play a vital role in establishing a company’s identity. It can become synonymous with the brand and even sometimes as valuable as the...
Domain names are a vital part of any business and a priority for any start-up. You can’t have a website without a domain name, and a website will enable you...
Since 1986, the .com.au has been the domain extension of choice for Australian based websites, and as of 2020 almost 90% of Australian based websites use this extension. ...
Applying to register a trade mark is one of the first steps towards protecting your brand in Australia and overseas, but it's by no means the last. ...
That question is currently underway in the NSW Federal Court as part of an ongoing trade mark battle between Australian fashion designer, Katie Taylor, and American pop singer Katy Perry. ...
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are quickly taking over the digital artwork landscape. Since their emergence in 2015, they have grown to one of the largest internet trends this year, with the...
A trade mark is used to distinguish your goods and services from those of another business. You may register a business name, a logo, a tag-line, or anything you use...
A defensive trade mark application is usually filed in relation to goods and services unrelated to the mark of the owner (or that the owner is unlikely to use at this stage). ...
If you've created something new and unique that moves, which you're using as a "badge of origin" for your business, then it might be capable of being registered as a...
There have been several articles circulating in relation to IP Australia increasing its fees. This is not as worrying as it may sound!...
It's not as expensive as you might think...
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