Nicholas Weston celebrates launch of the Australian Trade Marks Law Blog

On 29 October, 2007, Nicholas Weston, Lawyers & Trade Marks Attorneys celebrated the launch of the Australian Trade Marks Law Blog. The initiative is designed to complement the high-quality intellectual property services and high level of service the firm provides to its clients.

Since its inception in February, 2005, Nicholas Weston has focussed on trade marks as a core practice area. Nicholas Weston is an unstuffy Australian law firm delivering trade mark and other commercial legal services to clients worldwide in our core sectors of fashion, technology and U.S. law firms. Each member of the firm holds dual qualifications as a lawyer and also as a registered trade marks attorney. The firm claims practical implementation of thought leadership. In mid 2007, the firm re-located from its office in the Paris end of Collins Street, Melbourne to the historic Assembly Hall, in the heart of Collins Street, Melbourne. Details of the firm’s trade marks services can be found here. Details of the firm’s commercial services can be found here.

The Australian Trade Marks Law Blog is designed to communicate with U.S. law firms and others seeking a reliable source of information and commentary on Australian Trade Marks. The platypus is adopted as our masthead because the platypus -- like Australian Trade Marks Law (and the Australian version of English) -- can seem odd at first encounter. It is efficiently adapted to its environment. It looks like you could pat it. But it has a venomous spur on its hind legs that can cause excruciating pain. Nicholas Weston publishes the Australian Trade Marks Law Blog as a useful resource.

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