Tuesday, 10 April, 2007 - 22:00
IP battleground for law firms
Law firm Freehills is looking to expand its intellectual property and technology practice in Perth after recruiting Minter Ellison special counsel David Stewart and his two support staff.
David Stewart is a specialist in intellectual property, IT development and procurement, trade marks, confidentiality and copyright.
In 2009, he was the founding managing director of Wrays Lawyers, a law firm established by patent attorneys Wrays. He has worked in Australia, Japan and Hong Kong, and from 2000 to 2003 practiced in intellectual property, including anti-counterfeiting, throughout East Asia.
Mr Stewart has lectured at Murdoch University, the AGSM and the Asia Foundation. He is a principal at Bennett & Co.
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Law firm Freehills is looking to expand its intellectual property and technology practice in Perth after recruiting Minter Ellison special counsel David Stewart and his two support staff.
PATENT and trade mark attorney firm Wrays has extended its services by establishing a law firm specialising in intellectual property in recognition of the increased local demand for IP litigation services.
Business and their marketing advisers put a lot of thought and effort into how best to appeal to consumers, and colour is a big part of that.
Wrays Lawyers founding managing director David Stewart has been appointed principal of Williams + Hughes’ new IP law practice. Mr Stewart, who left Wrays earlier this year, has brought with him from Wrays senior associate Catherine Toal and trademark paralegal Kiran Singh.
There has been a significant re-ranking of law firms in Perth over the past year, while the sector is also adapting to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions.
A local IP lawyer has revealed the new logo and branding for Bankwest ahead of the official launch of the new look, which we’re told is designed for the digital age.
BGC Australia and Perron Group are among the businesses hoping to provide a sensory boost to the consumer experience.
The late Alan Bond's son is now seeking registration of the "Special Bond Beer" trademark after failing to have "Special Bond Gin" and "Special Bond Vodka" approved.
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