Government body calls time on aluminum dumping arm-wrestle
09.10.19
On 24 September 2019 the Australian Minister for Industry revoked anti-subsidy duties applying to a Chinese exporter of aluminium extrusions.
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Six again – when the rub of the green doesn’t go your way
08.10.19
Those watching the recent National Rugby League Grand Final staged in Sydney on the weekend saw that the rub of the green did not go the way of Canberra’s “Green Machine”.
Moulis Legal appointed to the Australian Government’s legal services panel
26.08.19
Moulis Legal has been appointed to the Australian Government’s legal services panel in the areas of contract law, intellectual property, and information and communications technology.
Canberra’s expansion – thinking outside the lines
26.07.19
In 2018 Canberra was Australia’s second-fastest growing city, pipped by Melbourne by 0.3%, with Brisbane in third. That trend continues.
#KimOhNo – but do trade mark laws say yes?
01.07.19
Kim Kardashian is again brewing up a social media storm – this time over her application to trade mark the word “Kimono” for her new range of shapewear.
Defence bid to control uncontrolled technology fails, for now
22.05.19
3D printers, memory devices – you would be excused for thinking that these were pretty standard products these days. But this is not necessarily the case, as the continuing debate about the dividing line between “benign” and “malign” goods, and the people who trade in them, tell us.
Between Rokt and a hard place
21.12.18
The Australian start-up Rokt Pte Ltd (Rokt), now a global marketing technology force, has succeeded in its Federal Court appeal against IP Australia.
Information security – make your own rules
11.12.18
Reports last week about the hacking of the political think-tank Lowy Institute and of the question-and-answer website Quora were met with different responses by the affected parties.
Moulis Legal strengthens corporate law offering with new appointment
04.12.18
Moulis Legal is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Brockett as associate director in the firm, based in our Brisbane office.
WTO members obliged to find new ways to resolve disputes
22.11.18
Moulis Legal partner director Daniel Moulis has concluded his presentation to the SAWTR/FICCI Annual Conference on International Trade here in New Delhi by saying: … if the GATT and WTO Agreements are not suited to present attitudes, trading partners have an obligation of honesty and compromise to find new ways to regulate and new ways to resolve their disputes.