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In this News and Resource section, we monitor developments in intellectual property matters and keep abreast of any changes that may affect your IP rights.
Our regularly updated news section covers latest new and developments, significant legislative changes, relevant local and international case law and various professional and industry-based publications and articles. You will also find a variety of interactive tools, company brochures and helpful fact sheets.
A discussion of interlocutory injunctions in pharmaceutical patent cases by Wayne Condon, Head of the IP Law Group at Griffith Hack.
IP Law Group Principal Wayne Condon recently authored the Australian Chapter for the well recognised publication 'Getting the Deal Through - Life Sciences 2010'.
Welcome to Issue 4 of Breakthrough, 2009! The attached publication covers all the latest developments in the world of intellectual property and from within Griffith Hack.
Never let it be said that hard work and persistence goes unrewarded. Robert Vancina is the latest example having won a prestigious Energy Globe Award in recognition of developing a high efficiency clean energy source – a hydrogen-oxygen plasma electrolysis (HOPE) cell.
Griffith Hack is pleased to announce the launch of the report: ‘Who holds the power? Lessons from hybrid car innovation for clean technologies.’
In a live interview on the Sky News Business Channel, lead Sydney Law Group Principal John Lee joined the LAW TV program on June 23.
Implications of the Full Court Decision in University Western Australia v Gray.
It is common practice for a new business to take the name of its founder. But when that person walks away from the business, who is entitled to own and use trade mark rights in that name?
Welcome to Issue 3 of Breakthrough, 2009! The attached publication covers all the latest developments in the world of intellectual property and from within Griffith Hack.