Trade Marks

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Mitchell Willocks · 4 September 2019
Monster Energy became a victim of its success when a wheel manufacturer was allowed to continue to use its 'monster' trade marks for a range of products.
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Mitchell Willocks · 15 July 2019
Mitchell Willocks discusses two recent ATMO decisions where Penfolds and Airtasker successfully opposed bad faith trade mark applications.
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Mitchell Willocks · 30 January 2019
Mitchell Willocks discusses PayPal’s successful Trade Mark Opposition of two marks filed on behalf of fintech company FinPal Pty Ltd.
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Mitchell Willocks · 17 September 2018
Mitchell Willocks discusses the need for effective brand protection strategies in the age of the social media celebrity.
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Mitchell Willocks · 10 September 2018
Part 1 of Australian’s response to the Productivity Commission’s intellectual property law enquiry makes changes affecting a range of industries.
Representation of Diagon Alley from the Harry Potter Universe at Universal Studios, Orlando, Florida, USA.
Mitchell Willocks · 2 September 2018
Recent U.S. case law has held that fictional brands, such as those created in film and television, can constitute use as a trade mark.
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Mitchell Willocks · 28 August 2018
Mitchell Willocks discusses how footy teams and sponsors can defend their brands from ambush marketing through IP protection strategies.

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