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Conga Foods appeals loss in La Famiglia trade mark dispute
Clayton Utz 2021-04-14 2:30 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne

Pasta distributor Conga Foods is challenging a ruling that dashed its bid to register its ‘La Famiglia Rana’ trade mark in Australia.

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Sydney Opera House says China trade group copied trade mark in bad faith
Addisons 2021-04-14 1:00 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney

A trade mark application by a China Australia trade association contains an “identical copy” of the Sydney Opera House’s sail design, the trust behind the iconic landmark has claimed as it seeks revocation of the mark on the grounds of bad faith.

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The Corner Hotel loses trade mark lawsuit against Birdland-affiliated jazz club
Brand Partners 2021-04-12 5:16 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney

A judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought by famed Richmond pub The Corner Hotel against a jazz club formed in partnership with iconic New York club Birdland alleging infringement of its ‘corner’ trade marks.

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Novartis wins injunction to stop generic version of blockbuster MS drug, for now
Ben Mee 2021-04-12 2:51 pm By Cindy Cameronne Sydney

Swiss drug giant Novartis has secured an injunction temporarily blocking drug maker Pharmacor from launching a generic version of the company’s top-selling MS drug Gilenya in Australia.

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HWL Ebsworth advice to Quay Eyewear protected by privilege, judge rules
Contracts 2021-04-09 3:18 pm By Cindy Cameronne Sydney

A director of sunglasses company Quay Eyewear has lost her bid to access HWL Ebsworth’s advice to the company given during legal proceedings which accused her of tortious interference, breach of directors’ duties and intellectual property violations.

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Sizzler, Burger Urge lay down steak knives in trade mark battle
Downielaw 2021-04-08 3:16 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne

Buffet dining pioneer Sizzler, which closed its last Australian restaurants in November, has settled a trade mark dispute with Brisbane-based chain Burger Urge over a chicken burger known as “the Sizzle”.

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REA Group blocks trade mark bid by former Reserve Hotel director’s Real Estate Store
Andrew Sykes 2021-04-08 11:02 am By Miklos Bolza Sydney

Global property giant REA Group has blocked a trade mark application by Real Estate Store, a new venture of a former director of Reserve Hotel Group, with IP Australia finding there was a “real and tangible danger” that consumers would think the companies were connected.

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CoreLogic hit with copyright lawsuit over data scraping
Construction 2021-04-06 5:53 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney

Building and construction information service provider BCI Media is suing CoreLogic, accusing the property data analytics company of unauthorised access and scraping confidential information from its copyright-protected leads platform.

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IP Australia on the Rolling Stones’ side in trade mark battle over ‘Jagger & Stone’
Angela McDonald 2021-03-30 9:07 pm By Christine Caulfield Sydney

The Rolling Stones has successfully opposed registration of the ‘Jagger & Stone’ clothing trade mark in Australia, with a delegate finding the name was designed to “springboard” off the UK rock band’s worldwide fame.

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Four months out from trial in 20-year-old trade mark spat, judge won’t add defendant
Ian Horak 2021-03-30 2:48 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney

A judge has denied an application by industrial filter manufacturer Laminar Air Flow to add a new respondent in a long-running trade mark dispute against rival Vokes Ltd, with a judge finding the company had provided no explanation as to why the bid was made just four months before trial.

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