South Australian Presentation
Wednesday, 6 December 2023
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Assessing deceptive similarity of relatively descriptive or commonly-used trade marks as a “separate and distinct exercise” from assessing their registrability
and
Jusand v Rattlejack: assessing the relevance of range to determinations of sufficiency and support in light of Regeneron and Illumina
| Date: | Wednesday, 6 December 2023 |
| Venue: | Strathmore Hotel
129 North Terrace, Adelaide SA |
| Time: | 7.45 am: Breakfast and Coffee/Tea
8.15am to 9.15am: Presentation |
| Speakers: | Ryan Maguire, Barrister
Ryan provides specialist advice, appears in hearings before courts and the Trade Marks Office, prepares pleadings and written evidence and attends mediations. Ryan was recommended in Leading Intellectual Property Law Junior Counsel – Victoria, 2023 by Doyle’s Guide. Ryan is also a registered Trade Marks Attorney. Tom Cordiner KC Tom Cordiner holds the dual qualification of barrister and registered patents and trade mark attorney. After a short stint as a molecular geneticist in the mid 1990’s, Tom has, since 1998, specialised in all aspects of intellectual property law. He was admitted to the bar in 2003 and appointed silk in 2016. |
| Topic: | Assessing deceptive similarity of relatively descriptive or commonly-used trade marks as a “separate and distinct exercise” from assessing their registrability
and Jusand v Rattlejack: assessing the relevance of range to determinations of sufficiency and support in light of Regeneron and Illumina |
| Cost: | A$40.00 IPSANZ Members (includes $3.64 10% GST) A$60.00Non-members (includes $5.45 10% GST |
| CPD: | 1 CPD point − Substantive Law |
| RSVP: | Bookings close at 6.00pm on Friday, 1 December 2023 |
| Bookings are non-refundable once the RSVP date has passed, but may be transferred to another IPSANZ event. |
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IPSANZ – Caroline Reznik on +61 3 9761 2833 or email ipsanz@ipsanz.com.au