Intellectual Property

Step by step legal guides on intellectual property related topics

Registering a business name doesn't prevent it from being misused by others. Read about trademarking your business name in this article.

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Data breaches are becoming more frequent with more people working remotely. Find out how to bolster your cyber security with these 7 tips.
Trademark and copyright protection are both useful ways of protecting your business's intellectual property. Find out how they're different here.
Don't wait for your trademark application to be rejected before finding out it's already been registered. Find out here about searching online first.
A trademark is a great way to protect your intellectual property. Find out how to file a trademark here.
Have a game-changing product or idea and want to apply for a patent? Read this guide to find out the process you need to follow.
Thinking of hiring a website developer to build your site? Find out everything you need to hire a website developer here.

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Document management is a big part of modern business, as collections of internal and external data allow businesses to monitor their performance, maximise their marketing and meet compliance requirements. Once documents have served their initial use, it can be tricky knowing how long to store documents, especially given the costs of storing data in a secure manner. 
Do you own any rights to the photos you post on social media? What if someone uses them without your permission? Find out more about your rights to your images here.
What are the 13 Australian privacy principles? Read this article for a breakdown of each privacy principle.
Copyright assignment allows you to transfer the rights of you intellectual property. Learn more about how this will affect you.

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