Author: Jeremy Szwider

Jeremy Szwider is the managing director of Bespoke and one of its founders. He is regarded as a pre-eminent commercial lawyer across Australia (and has also practiced in England). Proudly, Jeremy is widely recognised as a leading specialist in intellectual property and technology law, featuring in various publications as a leading expert in those fields. Across industry and media circles, Jeremy is renowned as a NewLaw pioneer. He has been gallantly revolutionising the legal profession, shaping a law firm defined by its differences. Bespoke’s value based pricing and in-house legal solutions, focussed on gold-plated quality, is an extension of Jeremy’s burning passion. Sport and his beloved ‘blues’ football teams (Carlton and Chelsea) are what keeps Jeremy’s focus away from the office, unless of course, he gets distracted by his other passions of travel and wine appreciation.

Quick, call the policy

No longer an option – a social media policy could keep you out of court. A serious legal concern for employers is that ‘vicarious liability’ may be attributed to employers for discriminatory or defamatory comments made by ...

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Therapeutic benefits of tiger tooth

What is the TGA? The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) administers the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cth) (Act) and is responsible for regulating therapeutic goods including: medicines; medical devices and implants; ...

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Do you want to litigate? A litigator’s perspective

Much to consider. Litigation can be a time consuming and costly process. Also to consider is the emotional burden of being involved in what is often a protracted and invasive process. The pains of litigation can also be inherently ...

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Franchisors beware: ACCC set to audit

Special attention. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) sometimes release details of industries or target groups that will be receiving their attention, either by media releases or in public speeches. Putting ...

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WIPO: resolving domain name disputes

Cybersquatting. Cybersquatting occurs when people register domain names in bad faith with the intention of making a profit from the goodwill of a trade mark that they do not own. One of the earliest examples of a written definition ...

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Social media policies in the spotlight

Ubiquitous. Social media platforms, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram are crucial communication tools for businesses. A study, commissioned by LinkedIn, found 81% of small to medium enterprises use social media, ...

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Anything UCANN do ICANN do better

A renewed threat of cybersquatting. Rather than the options for domain names being limited to ‘.com,’ ‘.net,’ ‘.org,’ and a handful of other generic top level domains (gTLDs), there could soon be hundreds or even ...

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PPSR warning noises become a chorus

Who is affected? The initial warning noises about compliance with the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 Cth (PPSA) are becoming a chorus. The following should serve as another warning to all owners and financiers who lease or ...

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What’s in a name

Bob Jane loses traction in family feud… Bob Jane, a former racing car legend and renowned businessman, has been embroiled in high profile battle with his son Rodney Jane following Bob’s exit from the company he founded in 1965 ...

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Brand protection strategies

Key asset. A company’s brand portfolio is regarded as one of its key assets and these portfolios are rapidly growing worldwide, which has brought with it a shift in focus from registering brand intellectual property to maximising ...

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