From Taylor Swift’s fiery defence of her Evermore album name to the Minogue versus Jenner moniker battle, we’ve seen pop culture royalty use a powerful yet affordable tool to protect their brands from competitive threats over the last few decades – registered trade marks. Taylor Swift is a big fan of trade marking. The singer… Read more »
Australian disability sex aid startup Handi has changed its named to Bump’n following a trademark dispute with a Scandinavian company that makes a male masturbator called The Handy. Handi founder Heather Morrison said they were approached by Norwegian sex tech company, who own the trademark for “The Handy”. They insisted the Australian startup change its name.… Read more »
When starting a business you are typically cash and time poor, which can lead to shortcuts when setting up, registering and protecting your assets. But if an investor comes knocking, or things start to take off, it’s time to get your house in order. Here’s how.
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