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AI tools are making it faster and cheaper than ever to create logos, brand assets and visual identities. But there is a catch: if your logo was generated by AI, copyright may not be the protection you think it is.
A recent Federal Court decision is a strong reminder that film credits are not just about ego. They can carry real legal consequences.
In today’s competitive retail landscape, packaging is much more than just a container—it’s a brand’s silent salesperson, shaping consumer perception and driving purchasing decisions. With thousands of products vying for attention on store shelves, businesses invest heavily in distinctive packaging to stand out. However, this also makes them vulnerable to imitation, leading to legal battles over intellectual property rights.
Paramount has successfully shut down a copyright lawsuit over Top Gun: Maverick, with a New York federal judge ruling that the writer bringing the claim never owned copyright in the first place.
Tribute bands vs cover acts: learn when paying homage crosses into trade mark, copyright and consumer law issues, and how IP Solved helps keep performances legal.
From Ed Sheeran to George Harrison, some of the world’s biggest artists have faced accusations of copying other musicians’ work. These “soundalike” lawsuits are becoming more common — and they can drag on for years, costing millions.
In today’s economy, data is the new engine of growth. It powers AI, drives smarter decisions, and fuels entire industries. But while its value is obvious, protecting and commercialising it under Australian law isn’t straightforward.
A recent investigation revealed that counterfeit health and beauty products have slipped onto Walmart’s platform through third-party sellers posing as legitimate businesses. For shoppers, that means a trusted brand name doesn’t always guarantee a trusted purchase.
Fashion thrives on collaboration— and while collaborations offer huge creative and commercial potential, they also come with risks—especially when it comes to intellectual property (IP).
