Employment Law Practical Guide: Protecting Your Business Through Employment Contracts and IP Clauses

Australia, Chile, Employment Law, Intellectual Property

4 weeks ago

Written by Luke Musto, Associate In today’s technology-driven and resource-focused industries, intellectual property (IP) is a cornerstone of competitive advantage and will often be the most valuable asset belonging to…

IP Law News: A New Era in Protecting Traditional Knowledge Under International Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property, International Law

3 months ago

Written by León Lanis V., Paralegal Very recently, member States of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) (the UN’s leading IP agency) adopted its first international treaty since 1996. This…

IP Law: Registering a Trademark in Peru

Intellectual Property, Peru

2 years ago

Written by Anamaria Correal, Trademark Attorney Over recent decades, many countries in Latin America have enjoyed consistent economic growth, poverty reduction and political stabilization. Many investors are jumping at the…

Intellectual Property Update: IP Law Reform in Chile

Chile, Intellectual Property

2 years ago

Written by Ian Cardenas, Paralegal On 9 May, the reform of the industrial property law came into force in Chile, bringing key forms to the country’s intellectual property system. This…

IP Law: Copyright Law in Australia

Australia, Intellectual Property

2 years ago

Written by Anamaria Correal, Trademark Attorney In today’s rapidly evolving world, copyright law plays an essential role in the digital era. Copyright protects a bundle of exclusive legal rights. It…

IP Law Update: Chile joins the Madrid System

Chile, Intellectual Property

2 years ago

Written by Anamaria Correal, Trademark Attorney Recently, on 4 July 2022, the Madrid Protocol has entered into force in Chile, three months after the Chilean Government deposited its instrument of…

IP Law Update: WHO sued for trademark infringement over Omicron naming

Intellectual Property

3 years ago

Written by Anamaria Correal, Trademark Attorney On 30 November, an ophthalmologist clinic in Russia sued the World Health Organization (WHO) for calling the new Covid-19 strain as their registered trademark.…

IP Law Analysis: Protecting Innovation in the Field of Green Technology

Environment, Intellectual Property

3 years ago

Written by Anamaria Correal, Trademark Attorney Green technology is essential for resolving environmental issues and achieving sustainable development goals. According to EIA it is expected that by 2050 renewables will…

IP Protection Overview: Why apply for a trademark if copyright is free?

Australia, Intellectual Property, Startups, Uncategorized

3 years ago

We often speak with clients to reinforce the importance of having good practices and mechanisms in place to protect their intellectual property. For many companies and businesses, their IP will…

Australia, Chile, Colombia, General, Intellectual Property, METS, Mining, Tenders + Opportunities

3 years ago

The intellectual property and technology belonging to Mining Equipment, Technology, and Services (METS) businesses will often be their most valuable assets. It is not at all uncommon for an entire…

Employment Law Practical Guide: Protecting Your Business Through Employment Contracts and IP Clauses