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Melbourne University’s Trinity College sues to protect lucrative name
Competition & Consumer Protection 2018-11-05 4:03 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne

An education provider calling itself Trinity College Australia faces a lawsuit alleging it is duping consumers by trying to pass off as The University of Melbourne’s famed residential college.

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Vittoria wins challenge to another Mondelez coffee machine patent
Consumer Goods 2018-11-02 11:13 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne

Australian coffee maker Vittoria Food & Beverage has won another challenge to a patent for a coffee pod system filed by a unit of Mondelez International.

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Alphapharm slams Sanofi amendment delay in injunction battle
Christian Dimitriadis 2018-11-02 10:09 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney

Generic drug maker Alphapharm says rival Sanofi-Aventis waited to amend its injector pen patent until the heated IP battle between the two firms had commenced, despite knowing about the amendments for three years.

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Generic Health wins ‘modest’ cut to Bayer’s $25M damages over Yasmin
Chief Justice James Allsop 2018-10-31 11:59 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne

Generic Health has shaved two percent off the $25 million damages awarded pharmaceutical giant Bayer in a patent infringement case over Bayer’s blockbuster oral contraceptive, Yasmin, but the discount is a far cry from the 15 percent it sought on appeal.

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Alphapharm loses bid for docs in Sanofi injector pen patent dispute
Christian Dimitriadis 2018-10-30 11:47 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne

Generic drug maker Alphapharm has lost another bid for documents from Sanofi-Aventis in advance of a hearing on Sanofi’s interlocutory application seeking to block the generic drug maker from listing its injector pen on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

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Generic drug cos. win trial against Wyeth over Effexor delay
Bird & Bird 2018-10-30 3:27 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne

Wyeth must pay a group of generic drug companies for the harm they suffered after the drug maker won interlocutory injunctions blocking their plans to market an extended release generic version of anti-depressant Effexor, in a ruling likely to have a chilling effect on interlocutory injunction grants in pharmaceutical patent cases.

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IP lawyers seek to intervene in software patent appeal
Appeals 2018-10-29 9:38 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne

A group representing patent and trade mark lawyers is seeking to intervene in a high-stakes appeal over computer software patents.

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Full Court to hear Trident Seafoods trade mark appeal
Appeals 2018-10-25 10:28 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Sydney

US seafood giant Trident Seafoods has filed an appeal over a trade mark registration by Australian rival Trident Foods, which will be heard by the Full Federal Court.

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Air conditioner patent infringement claims get chilly reception
Consumer Goods 2018-10-24 3:59 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne

Swedish air conditioner supplier Dometic has lost is case alleging patent infringement claims against Australian rivals Houghton Leisure and Finch Australia over the popular Belaire 3200 AC used in caravans and other recreational vehicles.

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Domino’s, Precision Tracking lay down swords in battle over GPS patents
Clayton Utz 2018-10-22 11:57 am By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne

Domino’s Pizza and Precision Tracking have reached a settlement on the eve of trial in a hard-fought battle by the US pizza giant to invalidate two of the Australian tech startup’s patents covering a GPS system that helps customers locate delivery drivers in real-time.

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