Consultancy services
Jones Tulloch is unique in Australia in that we provide a specialist pharmaceutical, agricultural and veterinary consultancy service for our clients in these fields.
Jones Tulloch is unique in Australia in that we provide a specialist pharmaceutical, agricultural and veterinary consultancy service for our clients in these fields.
We meet with our clients regularly to review research developments and identify protectable IP. We also assist our clients to protect and exploit their IP, as well as deal with the conflicting rights of other entities. Using patent rights as a key business tool is a central tenet of our practice.
We have experience in the selection, filing and registration of trade marks, both in Australia and other countries. Protection can range from your company name and logo, to brand names for each of your proposed products to be marketed.
Uruguay will become the 158th member of the PCT on 7 January 2025. As a result, any international (PCT) application filed on or after 7 January 2025 will automatically include a designation of Uruguay. This means that patent applicants can ...
Following a recent review of the schedule of fees, IP Australia has implemented changes to fees for various IP rights, including patents, trade marks, designs and PBRs, that are due to come into effect on 1 October 2024.The fee changes ...
IP Australia has made a number of fee changes due to take effect from 1 October 2024. This is the first of two articles, exploring the most significant of these changes. ...
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Paul Jones is a registered Trans-Tasman Patent Attorney and has practiced in the IP field for over 40 years. He has a Bachelor of Applied Science (Chemistry) degree from the University of Melbourne. Read more.
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Debra is a registered Patent Attorney in Australia and New Zealand and a registered Australian Trade Marks Attorney. She has practiced in the IP field for over 30 years. She has a Bachelor of Science degree with honours in Biochemistry and a Master of Science in Molecular Biology. Read more.