Businesses we deal with are sometimes confused how to protect their content. Here are our top 3 tips for protecting your content: Mark each page/post that has content you have generated with a © (copyright symbol), the year(s) and the person/organisation that owns the content. The...
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Continue Reading[caption id="attachment_343" align="alignleft" width="207"] Cathryn & Mark Warburton, Partners, Accepting Finalist Trophy at 2014 Ipswich Business Awards[/caption] [caption id="attachment_325" align="alignright" width="300"] Official 2014 Ipswich Business Awards Finalist Logo[/caption] Acacia Law is proud to be declared a finalist in the local business awards (for businesses operating in Ipswich...
Continue Reading[caption id="attachment_321" align="alignleft" width="300"] Acacia Law Partners, Mark and Cathryn Warburton receiving an official plaque from Mayor Paul Pisasale (centre) on the opening of Acacia Law's Ipswich office[/caption] [caption id="attachment_309" align="alignleft" width="300"] Nurse Jules, Mark Warburton, Cathryn Warburton, Mayor Paul Pisasale, Dr Kathleen Cooke[/caption] [caption id="attachment_312" align="alignright"...
Continue ReadingAcacia Law welcomes members of the business and medical community to the official opening of its Ipswich office. The official opening is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the charity S.K.I.P. (Supporting Kids In Pain). www.skip.org.au Select a free ticket for the event (and make a donation...
Continue ReadingEven if you have your name registered as a business name and a company name, you risk infringing another trader's trade mark. If someone registers your business or product name as a trade mark before you do, even if you have stronger rights to that name,...
Continue ReadingWhen talking about trademarks, there are two categories. Registered trade marks and Unregistered trade marks. Please see our videos “What is the difference between a registered and unregistered trade mark”, “Why should I register my trade mark?” and “Can I enforce my unregistered trade mark?” for more information...
Continue ReadingApple has recently hit headlines for its large scale intellectual property success, against rival Samsung, for patent infringement worth $1.05 billion (USD); however such success follows an expensive exercise on their part, where trademark rights in China cost them $60 million. Proview Technology, computer monitor manufacturer,...
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