Australia
A Full Federal Court ruling on the patent-eligibility of computer-implemented inventions in Australia could pave the way for more filings
Only a few international law firms have made a mark in Australia’s IP market, but Rouse entering the field could be a sign of changing times
The 105-year-old IP firm Wrays and related business Aperture Insight will join Rouse but operate independently
IPH, which owns several IP businesses in the APAC and Canada, reported a 16.5% increase in revenue and 13% jump in profit after tax
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