How Patents Reveal the Truth About AI Companions Whilst they say you can’t have too many friends, it can be difficult to have (and be) a good friend! How nice it would be to have a friend who was just right for you, and you for them. A friend who accepted you as you were, always knew the right thing …
Australia’s New Privacy Law
What You Need to Know About the Serious Invasion of Privacy Tort and Other Reforms Australia’s privacy laws continue to undergo significant changes. In this article, we consider: The new statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy The other amendments to the Privacy Act passed by Parliament in late 2024 Future reforms The New Statutory Tort of Serious Invasion of …
Wrays Recognised in IAM Patent 1000 2025
Wrays has once again been recognised in the IAM Patent 1000 (2025) guide in the categories of Litigation and Prosecution, reaffirming the firm’s strength across the full patent lifecycle. The IAM guide identifies the world’s top-performing patent firms and individuals based on expertise, client outcomes, and market reputation. Seven of our team members received individual honours underscoring the depth of …
Litigate Less, Protect More
How IP Audits Can Become a General Counsel’s Secret Weapon Why IP Audits Are Your Litigation Lifeline Avoiding litigation is ultimately about managing risk – and nowhere is that more critical than with intellectual property (IP). IP rights often overlap, evolve quickly, and can be notoriously hard to define. For General Counsel, an IP audit is more than a compliance …
IP Beyond Borders
Rethinking IP Rights in the Age of Space Innovations As humans venture further into outer space – whether for science, commerce, or future colonisation – intellectual property law is entering uncharted territory. The key question being asked is no longer just “what can we invent?” but increasingly, “who owns the rights to innovations in space?” The existing IP system, originally …
Sabre Orders Redefined
Australian Court Targets Non-Parties in Landmark Disclosure Case In all litigation, there is an important distinction between what you know and what you can prove. Evidence is key. But parties rarely start litigation with all the evidence required to prove their case. The court has many processes that assist parties gather evidence. The most common process is discovery: this can …
Celebrating Australian Made Week 2025
This week, from Monday 19 May to Sunday 25 May 2025, Australians are encouraged to support local makers and growers during Australian Made Week. Now in its fifth year, the campaign highlights the importance of choosing products that carry the iconic green-and-gold Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo. Wrays is a trusted partner of Australian Made Campaign Limited, proudly protecting …
IP Spotlight – April 2025
We are thrilled to welcome you to the first edition of IP Spotlight for 2025. In this edition, we bring you a round-up of news, insights and developments from across the Australian intellectual property landscape. From emerging technologies and shifting legal frameworks, to evolving commercial strategies for protecting and leveraging IP, we aim to keep you informed, inspired, and ahead …
Celebrating 105 Years at Wrays
This week Wrays is 105 years old – and that’s something worth celebrating! We’re proud to share this short video capturing our journey through the decades, reflecting on how we became the Wrays you know today. To our clients, colleagues, friends, and extended network – thank you for being part of our story. Your trust and support have shaped who …
In the Spotlight with Senior Associate Bindhu Holavanahalli
Bindhu is an intellectual property lawyer and patent & trade marks attorney working in our dispute resolution team. Bindhu is highly sought after by the clients of Wrays who value having an experienced dispute resolution lawyer provide their IP attorney advice, ensuring maximum protection should they ever enter a dispute. In addition to her Law degree, Bindhu also has a …