Company Law & Intellectual Property Update: Directors’ liability for intellectual property infringement -August 2010
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Read moreDoing Business in China Update: Developments in Intellectual Property, Tax and Labour & Employment Law- April 2010
Australian companies seeking to do business in China should ensure that they obtain appropriate protection of their intellectual property through trade mark, copyright, design and/or patent registrations. Consideration also has been given to the most appropriate means of entering the Chinese market, including licensing, technology, transfer, distribution agreements, joint ventures, representative offices, or other corporate… Read More
Read moreIntellectual Property Update: New Government Grants Support Innovators of Intellectual Property – Febuary 2010
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Read moreIntellectual Property Update: New Government Grants Support Innovators of Intellectual Property – February 2010
The Commonwealth Government’s new grants program Commercialisation Australia which came into effect on 1 January 2013, provides new opportunities for innovators, businesses and researches to receive financial assistance to support and protect their intellectual property development and commercialisation. Under the program, companies or individuals can access between $250,000 to $2 million in repayable grants [read… Read More
Read moreProtecting Intellectual Property Rights in China – November 2009
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