Your digital assets are highly valuable and should be included in your Will. Social media law specialist Katherine Hawes explains your rights.
The objective of a Will is to set out clearly how you would like your assets to be distributed in the event of your death. This often includes your home, investments, bank balances and family heirlooms. However, have you ever thought about your digital assets? ...Intellectual Property – Management Issues
Intellectual property (IP) is one of those concepts whose content is largely familiar (copyright, patents etc) but which is exceedingly difficult to define. Broadly speaking, IP is a generic term for the various rights or bundles of rights which the law accords for...
Understanding Intellectual Property and Your Business
A recent study about it shows that 67.1% of small businesses in Australia with zero to four employees have no form of intellectual property protection in place. This means that infringement and violation of intellectual property in particular trademarks could happen...Special Disability Trusts – What they are and how they work
How parents of disabled children can make sure they are taken care of. When parents of disabled children are asked what is the worst thing they fear for their children, their answers don’t differ from the ones of the parents of children without disabilities. They are...3 Key Social Media Law Facts About Your Business
Social media is new but the concerns it raises are not. When we talk about social media and legal there is no big surprise – the issues of copyright infringement, privacy, defamation, trademark, etc, are the ones concerned. They have always been there for...About Our Blog
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