If at first you don’t succeed… Australia’s defamation law reform gets the green light
At its meeting on 27 July 2020, the Council of Attorneys-General (Council) approved the Model Defamation Amendment Provisions (MDAPs) which…
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Expansion of overseas copyright protection available to Australian copyright owners
The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, first adopted in 1886 and commonly referred to as the…
Ahead of the game – SA government announces financial incentive for local video game development
The South Australian Government has launched a new scheme to encourage the development of video games in SA. Video game…
IP, Tech and Media Newsletter – April 2020
Welcome to our Newsletter, bringing you the latest in Intellectual Property, Technology and Media Law legal news. Whilst our newsletter…
COVID-19: Contracts in the Live Performance Industry Force Majeure and Frustration of Contract
Force Majeure What is the law relating to force majeure? There is no general law of ‘force majeure’. For ‘force…
Intellectual Property, Technology and Media Newsletter – January 2020
Welcome to our Newsletter, bringing you the latest in Intellectual Property, Technology and Media Law news. Further proposed amendments to…