Innovation Patents Provide Protections Against Imitators – August 2009
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Read moreThe Federal Government is currently implementing a three-stage reform program to update the therapeutic goods regulatory framework in Australia. This legal update provides an overview of the amendments to the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 and how they will have significant consequences for the pharmaceutical industry, particularly in relation to penalties for providing false or misleading… Read More
Read moreThe innovation patent system became part of the Australian patent framework in 2001 and was aimed at stimulating small and medium business innovation by providing a quick, efficient and cost effective means of obtaining protection for new or improved products, methods or processes. This legal update examines the Dura-Post Pty Ltd v Delnorth Pty Ltd… Read More
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Read moreChina remains an increasingly important market for Australian companies considering international business expansion, whether through franchising, licencing, setting up foreign investment enterprises or other business structures. Amongst these market entry options, franchising enables rapid market expansion and penetrates using a combination of intellectual property of the franchisor and the capital and enthusiasm of a network… Read More
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