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Swaab welcomes two new graduates
Swaab is delighted to announce the arrival of two new graduates. Elizabeth Santifort and James Skelton will be undertaking Swaab’s graduate program, including three six month rotations. They follow in the footsteps of two existing graduates, Euge Power and Tim Hardwick who started at Swaab in late 2013 and are…
Swaab welcomes new senior associate to IP and technology team
Susan Walsh has joined Swaab as a senior associate, expanding the capability of our commercial, and IP and technology teams. Susan specialises in commercial and technology law, particularly in drafting and negotiation of supply and distribution contracts, technology contracts, intellectual property licensing, privacy and internet law, and advising on marketing…
Swaab IP Partner sheds light on Apple’s ‘startup’ trade mark claim
Swaab IP and technology partner, Tim Hemingway has been featured in Lawyers Weekly as they take a look at Apple’s latest trade mark application for the popular term ‘startup’. The intellectual property and technology team at Swaab have extensive experience in the area of trade marks including registration, infringement, validity and…
Matthew Hall featured in Lawyers Weekly on ABA IP case
Swaab IP partner, Matthew Hall has been featured in Lawyers Weekly commenting on the legal action brought about by the Australian Bar Association against barrister Derek Minus for alleged passing-off, misleading and deceptive conduct regarding his new barrister-listing website Australasian Barrister Chambers and use of the Austbar domain name…
Swaab featured in trade mark report on ABC Rural Radio
Swaab has featured on ABC Rural Radio reporting on the Australian Made Australian Grown logo registration in China. Swaab IP Partner Tim Hemingway comments on the benefits of this registration in dealing with overseas trade mark infringement…
Swaab in Lawyers Weekly on Universal Music’s acquisition of EMI
Swaab has featured in Lawyers Weekly on the ACCC’s recent decision not to oppose Universal Music’s acquisition of EMI. Swaab IP Partner, Matthew Hall comments on their decision and the potential impacts of this significant merger…
Swaab in ALB article on Raising Australia’s IP Standards
In this Australasian Legal Business article on Raising Australia’s IP Standards Swaab partner Tim Hemingway and solicitor Kelly Marshall comment on the implications of the Australian government’s new regulation governing intellectual property, introduced in April this year. This article appears in issue 10.9 October 2012 of ALB magazine…