‘Looks familiar mate’: the mouth-watering world of culinary IP

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‘Looks familiar mate’: the mouth-watering world of culinary IP

A visually distinctive dish from chef Dylan Cashman

Edward Genocchio, Michelle Lee and David Müller-Wiesner of Spruson & Ferguson consider the options for protecting visually distinctive fine-dining endeavours with IP

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