Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: April 2016 (Janice Luck Special Edition)
The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal is a compilation honouring the contributions of Janice Luck upon her retirement from academia, and includes the following content, focusing primarily on trade mark and designs law: “A requiem for Champagne Heidsieck: Trade mark use and parallel importation” – Robert Burrell and Michael Handler; “The luckless plan to plan infringer” – David J Brennan; “The various legal challenges to tobacco packaging regulations” – Mark Davison; and Registering non-traditional signs as trade marks in Australia: A retrospective” – Dr Amanda Scardamaglia and Mitchell Adams. There is also an Editorial by General Editor Dr David Lindsay, and a tribute penned by Professor Sam Ricketson.
Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: April 2015
The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: “Critical examination of the principles for determining whether trade marks are deceptively similar: A quest for more predictable decision making” – Janice Luck; “Intellectual property rights and the PPSA: Challenges for interest holders, creditors and practitioners” – Francina Cantatore; and “Copyright duration in Australia: 1869 to 2014” – Catherine Bond and Graham Greenleaf.
Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: January 2013
The January 2013 Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal publishes the following material: “Section 18 of the Designs Act 2003: The neglected copyright/design overlap provision” – Janice Luck; “Plain packaging and the TRIPS Agreement: A response to Professors Davison, Mitchell and Voon” – Daniel Gervais; and “‘Public rights’ in copyright: What makes up Australia’s public domain?” – Graham Greenleaf and Catherine Bond.
Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: March 2011
The first part of Volume 22 of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes articles on monetary remedies for patent infringement and copyright in computer-generated work in Australia. There is also a book review and a Topic of Interest about E & J Gallo Winery v Lion Nathan Australia Pty Ltd.
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