12 pm AEDT1 hr
LawpathN/A
IP Protection for Startups: Trademarks, Designs, and Why It Matters Early
Alexander Shreeve
Live · Intellectual property · Starting a business
Legal is one of the busiest industries on CMD/CTRL. The listings come from national and mid-tier firms, online legal services, community legal organisations, and regulators explaining their own rules.
What's covered
Workplace relations leads, with sessions on the Fair Work Act, enterprise agreements, wage theft, psychosocial safety and managing misconduct. Board governance and not-for-profit sessions cover directors' duties and running an organisation well. There is also regular coverage of contracts and consumer law, disputes and debt recovery, intellectual property, privacy and data, and the legal side of tax and state duties.
Who they suit
Private practitioners use them for CPD and to keep across areas outside their own. In-house counsel use them to brief the business (see in-house legal). And business owners, HR and finance teams get the firm's reading of a change straight from the people advising on it, usually free.
Firm webinars are often short, practical and built around one change in the law. Series sessions, such as a run of employment law masterclasses, are listed individually so you can pick the parts you need.