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Steel production, responsible for nearly 2 billion tonnes annually, is a key contributor to global carbon emissions. Transitioning to more sustainable production methods is vital to meet climate goals, yet the sector faces challenges in reducing its carbon footprint.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced updates to its fee structure, introducing notable increases for patents, trade marks, and design-related filings.
UGG Since 1974, a long-standing Australian business known for crafting sheepskin boots, is embroiled in a legal battle with Deckers Outdoor Corporation, a U.S.-based company.
First Nations culture is increasingly sought after in industries like fashion, tourism, and environmental management. Therefore, protecting Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) becomes essential to ensure its use is ethical and respectful.
In industries with widespread use of similar trade mark components, the distinctiveness of individual marks diminishes.
In these cases, coexistence agreements can play a role when assessing trade mark confusion.
A recent Full Federal Court decision clarified how the requirements of "inventive step" or "obviousness" should be interpreted for a document to qualify as prior art.
Australian wine exports to China have experienced a dramatic rebound following the removal of high tariffs on bottled wine in March 2024. For Australian wineries exporting to China, safeguarding their trade marks is crucial.
The European Union is nearing the final stages of implementing new legislation targeting packaging and packaging waste, with non-compliant packaging to be prohibited starting January 1, 2030.
A Bondi pop-up store caused a stir by selling cookies from U.S. brand Crumbl Cookies, but it was later revealed to have no official connection to the company. Here’s what happened and the lessons businesses can learn about brand protection.
