Intellectual Property

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Trade Mark Objections: What Founders Get Wrong When IP Australia Pushes Back

Most trade mark applications that receive an adverse examination report are not doomed. Too many founders read the letter, see the words “does not meet the requirements” and either assume the mark is dead or file the shortest possible response and hope for the best. Both reactions tend to cost more than getting proper advice […]

Trade Mark Registration: What Gold Coast Founders Miss

Registering a business name with ASIC lets you trade under that name, however it does not give you the right to stop anyone else from using it. Only a registered trade mark, under the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) (Trade Marks Act), gives a business the exclusive right to a brand for its goods or

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