Q&A

Question: Someone is using my design on their product, what are my rights?

Answer:

Registering your design may give rise to infringement. The remedies for infringement include an injunction and damages. Separately, they may also be infringing your copyright. For further information on enforcing a registered design, please read our article.

If you believe someone is infringing your legal rights, contact LegalVision to discuss how we can help you.

Lisa Lee

Answered by Lisa Lee

Lisa practises in the areas of business and commercial law, intellectual property and contract law. Having previously worked in research and development, Lisa has a strong understanding on issues surrounding protection and commercialisation of intellectual property. She is passionate about arts and technology, and is attuned to issues surrounding e-commerce and online services.​

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