Intellectual Property Disputes
Free Legal Guides (ALL)
Given the laws change from State to State, ensure the State noted above is where you need the document prepared for. You can choose the type of field of law you need help with on the left or if you know what you want, just use the search bar. Any documents you favourite by clicking on the heart, will be saved in your Dashboard (for premium users). Loved an article and want to connect with the Advisor who wrote it? Just search for them in the Advisors tab at the top of this page.
No articles found to meet your criteria.
Still, below you can have a random list with 5 of our Learning Centre articles.
Non-shared Pool
There are questions in the contract reference schedule about pools and pool safety certificates.If the seller has indicated that it will give a Pool Safety Compliance or Exemption Certificate to you then the seller must hand over a copy of the curren...
What is the cost of applying for a trademark?
So you’ve started your business and you’re going to register your intellectual property like your logo or business name. But how much does this cost?There are two parts to the cost of registering a trademark – your legal fees and IP Australia Fees....
Early Possession when purchasing a property
If the seller agrees to let you into possession of the property before settlement, the contract provides that:(1) you must maintain the property in substantially its condition at the date of possession except for fair wear and tear (which obliges you...
What is a Trade Mark?
What is a Trade Mark?In basic terms, a trade mark provides it’s registered owner with the exclusive right to use their trade mark or authorise another person or business to use their trade mark, in relation to the goods and services that it has been...
A Guide to the Australian Consumer Law - For Fundraising and Other Activities of Charities, Not-for-Profits and Fundraisers
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) is the national law for fair trading and consumer protection, which applies across Australia, which came into force on 1 January 2011. The Australian Consumer Law provides a range of specific obligations in relation...
Upgrade now for premium benefits which could save you thousands, especially for business owners! The Premium membership pays for itself with just one video advice session.