Your trade mark is one of your most valuable commercial assets. Tarr Law provides end-to-end trade mark services across Australian and international jurisdictions, advising on clearance, filing strategy, prosecution, oppositions, and enforcement.
We work with mid-market and corporate clients to build trade mark portfolios that are commercially robust and strategically sound — not just registered, but genuinely protected.
Copyright protects the original works your business depends upon — from software and marketing materials to artistic works, written content, and product designs. Tarr Law advises on ownership, licensing, infringement, and enforcement.
With strong technical grounding across science and technology, we provide informed advice on copyright issues at the intersection of IP and innovation — including copyright in software development, AI-generated content, and digital media.
Tarr Law approaches disputes strategically, using the full toolkit available under IP law to create leverage and steer matters toward a favourable resolution.
That often means filing oppositions, pursuing removal
actions, issuing takedown notices, and taking other targeted steps that bring the other side to the table on the right terms. From there, we negotiate and draft the agreements that cleanly close matters, including co-existence agreements, settlement deeds, and undertakings tailored to protect our clients’ position long-term.
Where litigation is the right path, we pursue it with the tenacity and strategic focus that complex IP disputes demand. And where mediation offers the most efficient route to resolution, we use it to protect client resources without sacrificing outcomes.
Intellectual property is only valuable when properly commercialised. Tarr Law advises on the full spectrum of IP commercialisation — from licensing to IP due diligence in M&A transactions and technology transfer.
We integrate closely with our clients’ commercial objectives to ensure that IP agreements are not only legally sound, but strategically aligned with business goals and adequately protect the interests at stake.
Your brand’s digital presence is as important as its physical one. Domain name disputes — whether involving cybersquatting, typosquatting, or bad faith registrations — require prompt, technically competent action to prevent lasting damage to brand equity and consumer goodwill.
Tarr Law advises on the recovery and protection of domain names through formal dispute resolution processes including the auDA Dispute Resolution Policy and UDRP proceedings before WIPO.
Reach out to discuss your matter in confidence. We provide a clear initial assessment and direct advice from the first conversation.
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