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What we do

We assist businesses with the crucial work of identifying and protecting their intellectual property and developing strategies for commercialising those assets.

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How we do it

We assist our clients in protecting their intellectual property by helping to document the arrangements that govern their IT systems, developing online business channels and help them to comply with privacy and spam laws.

We give practical, commercial advice and training in all areas, including:

  • Identifying, monitoring and defending intellectual property rights,
  • Controlling the use of intellectual property through commercial licensing

Who We Do It For

Many of our clients are at the forefront of emerging industries, so we can assist them in bridging the gap between innovation and enterprise. In doing so, we help ensure that their businesses are best placed to leverage the potential of their intellectual assets.

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Expert Updates

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Consumer Law Update: The definition of ‘Consumer’ is changing

10 February 2021

Effective 1 July 2021, businesses in Australia need to be aware of the newly expanded definition of 'consumer' under Australia Consumer Law ('ACL'), which will allow more customers to rely on Consumer Guarantees.

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Not For Profit (NFP) Board Update 2021: Lessons from 2020

27 January 2021

Events such as the 2019 Australian bushfires & the global COVID pandemic have highlighted how pivotal it is for Not For Profit (NFPs) organisations to improve their governance processes and diversify their funding sources, both of which have a material impact on the ultimate success of the NFP.

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Insolvency Law Update: Repeal of Covid Business Protection January 2021

18 January 2021

In a bid to support the Australian economy and business during the pandemic, the new Coronavirus Economic Response Package Omnibus Act restricted the ways that creditors could recover their debts. These COVID-driven debtor relief measures have now expired.
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