Beware, beware how you compare…
Capturing the consumer dollar can be a challenge at the best of times. At the…
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Tupperware – a tale of two (IP) issues
In early April, news broke1 that Tupperware, the well known US-based food storage brand, is…
Lord of the Bins. One ring to avoid it all.
Quite a clever name and slogan for a waste removal business, you might think. That’s…
All for One, and One for all?
A core principle of trade mark law is that a trade mark – a business’s…
“It’s made in New Zealand” … but is it?
Regular readers of this column may recall that in March this year I wrote an…
Do the due … Part 2
In July 2020, I wrote an article for this publication entitled “Do the due (diligence,…
Commerce Act changes – stormy seas ahead for IP owners?
On 5 April 2022, the Commerce Amendment Act 2022 received Royal Assent. The purpose of…
It’s coming home…the return of NZ’s IP
It’s coming home It’s coming home It’s coming Football’s coming home Anyone who was in…
2022…new year… new idea? New IP?
“There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and that is…
Securing yourself against the digitus impudicus in IPONZ proceedings
Picture this: You’re a local NZ business and you’ve just successfully defended an opposition to…