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Protecting Your Copyright and Using Deeds of Release

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Protecting Your Copyright and Using Deeds of Release
1 CPD Non Technical

Protecting your Copyright and using Deeds of Release

04/04/202 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ADST

 

 

Event overview

Understanding how copyright in your designs is protected by law and can be protected by an agreement.

Knowing how and when to use Deeds of Release.

  • What is copyright, who owns it and how can it be protected?
  • What remedies are available for a breach of copyright?
  • How have the courts treated breaches of copyright cases involving building designs?
  • How do the Building Designer Engagement Agreement and Deed of Release – CAD files help protect your copyright?

About the Presenter:


  
Andrew Laing
Drew is a Senior Associate with over 16 years’ experience in a range of private practice areas, predominantly in the Estate Planning & Succession and Corporate/Commercial areas (including merger and acquisition transactions). His specific experience includes: complex wills and powers of attorney, trust advice and structuring, personal and business asset protection; general commercial advice and preparing tailored commercial agreements including manufacturing agreements, distribution/supply agreements, licence agreements, service agreements, terms and conditions of trade; franchising, intellectual property licensing, maintenance and support agreements; sports law, including sponsorship, competition licensing and player endorsement agreements; trusts, joint ventures and business structuring arrangements; shareholder, unitholder and partnership agreements and disputes; financial services compliance and general ASIC regulatory compliance; corporate mergers and acquisitions, structuring and advice (involving asset sales, share sales and unit sales), including several major transactions involving international parties; capital raisings for private and ASX listed entities, including ASIC and ASX compliance and disclosure requirements.

Drew holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Canterbury University in New Zealand and was admitted to practice in Victoria in 2005 (admitted to practise in New Zealand in 2000). 

 

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