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When it comes to Copyright Law, there are three different types of moral rights a creator has; -Right of Attribution -Rights Against False Attribution -Right

When it comes to cyberbullying and online defamation, the distinction between the two can often be hard to understand. Let’s explore the difference between the

Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic, flexible work arrangements have continued to be in high demand with many employers accommodating such requests. It’s a key contributor

Iconic Australian brand ‘UGG Since 1974’ has been force to change its name after a lawsuit instigated by US shoe company ‘Deckers Outdoor Corporation’ over

In IP news out of America, a lifestyle influencer named Sydney Nicole Gifford is suing fellow influencer Alyssa Sheil, a former acquaintance, alleging she “replicated

End of year Christmas work parties can be a great way to bring your staff together and celebrate the achievements of your team. Did you

“Brandjacking” refers to the deliberate act of a group or individual publicly taking possession of a brand that’s not their own in order to acquire

Zombies vs Phoenixes may sound like a cool video game concept but when it comes to Company and Corporate Law this is referring to Zombie

This weekend we’re in the “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday” sandwich with many businesses starting their “Black Friday” sales earlier this week.   Black Friday

British car company Jaguar announced last week a new rebrand of their iconic logo. Sparking backlash online, many social media users flooded their feeds with