New Zealand
Leighton Cassidy Legal hopes to leverage its founder's international experience and provide clients with a rare chance to receive litigation and prosecution under one umbrella
Amanda Griffiths, who will be tasked with expanding the firm’s trademark offering in New Zealand, says she hopes to offer greater flexibility to clients at her new home
The combined entity, which is expected to offer IP services across Australia and New Zealand, will be called Jones Maxwell Smith & Davis
Madeleine Kelly, the Australia-based IP firm’s new managing partner, discusses its new advisory offering, a promising fresh hire and changing market dynamics
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Sponsored by AJ ParkAJ Park discusses the importance of deciding on the applicant of a trademark in light of two decisions by the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand -
Sponsored by FB RiceDavid Herman of FB Rice explains what steps are involved in interpreting New Zealand’s Patents Act 2013 and summarises several significant rulings that have established precedents in patent law
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Sponsored by AJ ParkAJ Park reports that the introduction of an Artist Resale Royalty Scheme in New Zealand has been well received and is expected to enhance the country’s creative profile
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Sponsored by AJ ParkAJ Park considers the implications of the New Zealand – EU free trade agreement for wine, cheese, and Mānuka honey
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Sponsored by AJ ParkKate Giddens of AJ Park explains the key differences between the Australian and New Zealand tests for genericism, and provides some takeaways for brand owners
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Sponsored by AJ ParkKate Giddens of AJ Park explains why it would be prudent to be aware of all factors that may affect the registration of your mark in New Zealand and considers the important role of the Māori Trade Mark Advisory Committee
