
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.
Welcome to Issue 2 of Breakthrough, 2009! The attached publication covers all the latest developments in the world of intellectual property and from within Griffith Hack.
Breakthrough Issue 2, 2009 is now available as a PDF download.
Feature articles this month include:
Feature Topics in this Issue Include:
> A look at the Notice of Objection Scheme, administered by the Australian Customs Service. This scheme provides owners of registered trade marks and copyright with a cost-effective means of preventing the importation and distribution of counterfeit goods into Australia. Griffith Hack recently prevented the distribution of more than 48,000 counterfeit products on behalf...
more archiveFor immediate release Leading intellectual property (IP) firm, Griffith Hack, is pleased to announce the promotion of Rosie Stramandinoli to Principal level.
moreGriffith Hack is pleased to announce their recent partnership with Sydney Design09 and The Powerhouse Museum. Sydney Design09 is an international design festival bringing together industry groups and individuals from various design principles.
moreFacebook has announced that it will allow usernames to be reflected in URLs as of 13th June 2009. This may be of concern to many companies as they may not want their trade marks appearing in such URLs, for example www.facebook.com/griffiithhack.
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