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Amalia StoneHerbert Smith Freehills This article seeks to examine the risk a licensor of IP may face when licensing IP in Australia, in ways that the licensor may not have anticipated. The article first examines why the risk may exist, and then looks at how Australian courts have treated the
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Stephen J. ConroyUniversity of San Diego School of Business Administration, Professor San Diego, CA, USA Robert KnudsenNathan Associates, Inc. Vice President Irvine, CA, USA Russell MangumNathan Associates, Inc. Senior Vice President Irvine, CA, USA We conclude our analysis by providing a model to analyze the settlement process. We briefly examine
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By Peter W. BevenRed Gymea Pty. Ltd. The need for all organisations to have robust Intellectual Property (IP) management systems in place is generally well understood. This is particularly true for organisations operating in environments such as defence and aerospace, which are characterised by high degrees of technological and organisational
