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At Griffith Hack we recognise that our clients' intellectual property is a precious and valuable asset.
Our clients, in Australia and overseas, are small enterprises, big corporations, individual inventors, universities and research institutions. Clever people with innovative ideas that need protection. Our role is to assist our clients to obtain that protection.
Griffith Hack is a leading Australian firm of Patent and Trade Mark attorneys and Intellectual Property lawyers with offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth and an active network of associate firms throughout the world. The geographical spread and location of our offices enables us to take full advantage of Australia's prime position in the South East Asian region.
With an unrivalled depth of technical expertise and litigation experience, our specialised practice offers the highest calibre of intellectual property advice and services, tailored to meet the broad demands of individual client business strategies.
We can work with you to obtain the protection and outcomes you need.
Griffith Hack announces expansion
Mallon & Co is headed by Director, Paul Mallon, and comprising four IP legal specialists and one support staff member.
I see this merger as a huge boost to our Perth practice. It is also in line with the Griffith Hack expansion into the IP law space. Not just a good fit a dovetail, said Tony Ward, Chairman.
Were excited about the opportunity to work with like-minded attorneys and IP lawyers at Griffith Hack in Western Australia. WA is set to reap the benefits of a truly national attorney - IP law firm and the new venture is going to be rewarding for all involved, said Paul Mallon, Director, Mallon & Co.
During July, the team of five will make the move from their existing office in the Pe...
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