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- Andrew Petale: Principal, Lawyer and Trade Marks Attorney
Y Intellectual Property offers a comprehensive range of IP services tailored to your business needs. We are committed to ensuring that your IP is an active asset working to benefit your business. We will also strongly advocate for you against malicious or over-reaching claims by IP rights holders.
We have experience acting for a broad range of
clients, including fashion labels, manufacturing industries, educational and consulting institutions, software developers and e-commerce businesses. Each industry presents its own unique challenges and priorities which we are equipped to tackle with confidence.
We can assist you at every step from obtaining IP protection all the way to litigation to assert or defend your rights if needed. We will map the way for you at the beginning of every stage with set project fees so that your decision to engage us is fully informed and in line with your expectations.
Y Intellectual Property specialises in the following IP services:
Providing summary or in depth advice regarding intellectual property rights, depending on your requirements
Auditing of intellectual property to determine what assets could be and are worth protecting or fortifying
Trade mark applications, responses to examiner’s reports and representation in opposition proceedings before IP Australia
International protection and prosecution of trade marks in overseas markets
Advising on registered design and copyright issues
Advising on Australia Consumer Law and passing off issues
Drafting and review of commercial IP agreements, including licensing agreements, assignments, sale of IP assets, trading terms, and graphic designer and website developer agreements
Advising on website set-up, particularly for e-commerce, and formulating appropriate Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy to protect website owners
IP dispute resolution & litigation in Federal Court and Federal Circuit Court
Advice for protection of confidential information and drafting appropriate agreements to protect that information
Domain name disputes (uDRP and auDRP)
Review of marketing or product packaging to ensure compliance with Australian Consumer Law and industry standards.