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Navigating Intellectual Property Rights: Alex and Jordan’s Strategic Edge in Innovation

By Kyle Kimball - 26 March, 2024

In the bustling entrepreneurial world of Southeast Queensland, Alex and Jordan, fresh from their strategic decision to form a proprietary limited company, now face the crucial world of intellectual property (IP) rights. Their ambition to revolutionize the construction tech industry is more than just a business plan; it’s an innovation journey brimming with ideas that continue reading

Brandish Your Power

By Timothy Borham - 29 July, 2021

Business Law

The term “branding” originates from the practice of marking cattle with a branding iron to differentiate them from the stock of other farms. But the concept of branding as we understand it today is far removed from those humble origins. Brands are no longer limited to a logo or name; branding comes in many shapes continue reading

Intellectual Property for businesses

By Kyle Kimball - 25 October, 2017

Business Law

Intellectual property (IP) is the property of your mind or proprietary knowledge and can be an invention, a trade mark, a design or the practical application of your idea. It is important that you understand how to protect IP as it is a valuable business asset and it will usually be easier and cheaper taking continue reading

To Patent Or Not To Patent?

By Timothy Borham - 26 May, 2016

Business Law

So you’ve got a great idea for a new invention. Something that will make that food-materializing microwave from Fifth Element look like a lousy toaster oven. Congratulations! You’re going to be a squillionaire! But what do you do next? First, you’ll want to patent your design to ensure that no one else can profit from continue reading

5 Quick Tips for Creative Types

By Timothy Borham - 25 April, 2016

Business Law

Busy creative professionals like graphic artists, web designers and copywriters will know how much time and effort goes into working on a new brand for a client. Once those creative juices start flowing, the rush of inspiration often leaves little room to consider possible legal ramifications and financial consequences. These are seen as mind-numbing technicalities, continue reading

Protect your smart idea

By Timothy Borham - 28 June, 2012

Business Law

In difficult financial climates, the businesses that flourish are those that are not afraid to diversify the products or services that they offer to their clients or customers. Whether it is offering a new product to target a lower income segment of the market, or a Smartphone App to allow clients to access services remotely, continue reading

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