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Posted on 19/12/2008
Rosemary Wallis, Partner, Baldwins Intellectual Property and Director of Baldwins Law Ltd presented at an Auckland District Law Society seminar. Read More
Posted on 17/12/2008 by
Historically, Australia and New Zealand have taken a similar approach to intellectual property rights and their protection. Read More
Posted on 30/11/2008 by
More than half a century after passing its Patents Act, New Zealand is to introduce a new patents Law. Mike Hawkins reviews the main changes the Bill will bring. Read More
Posted on 20/11/2008 by
In May this year the New Zealand government announced its intention to participate in negotiations to develop a multilateral agreement, aimed at combating trade in counterfeit and pirated goods. Read More
Posted on 15/11/2008 by
New Zealand has introduced legislation to provide greater protection to sponsors of important events from ambush marketing: the Major Events Management Act 2007. Read More
Posted on 07/11/2008
The 2008 Deloitte / Unlimited Fast 50 Index has been revealed, ranking New Zealand's 50 fastest growing companies according to percentage of revenue growth. The 2008 Deloitte/Unlimited Fast 50 growth trends survey noted ". Read More
Posted on 05/11/2008 by
Baldwins Intellectual Property was delighted to once again be a principal sponsor of the recent AmCham-UPS Success and Innovation Awards. Read More
Posted on 17/10/2008
We all have ideas, that brain burst of inspiration that allows us to dream of what could be, but translating ideas into successful commercial ventures requires just a little more than a dream bubble. Read More
Posted on 10/10/2008 by
The decision of the hearings officer in the matter of Trademark Application 738606 in the name of Purebaby Pty Ltd (Case T19/2008, August 4 2008) has indicated that the essential feature test, as set out in De... Read More
Posted on 03/10/2008 by
The Patents Bill 2008 was introduced into Parliament on 9 July 2008. With an Election imminent in November this year, there is some doubt as to the timeframe for enacting the legislation. Read More