Success Stories

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL secured acceptance of the "No.2" word trade mark in Australia after overcoming a section 41 distinctiveness objection.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL assisted AFRICANA BEAUTY after their trade mark applications faced challenges under sections 41 and 44 Trade Marks Act 1995.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL enforced an international trade mark portfolio against a UK-based baby-products reseller, securing Shopify and Amazon takedowns followed by a five-figure commercial settlement and a strictly limited sell-off period.

We represented an Australian business in urgent French court proceedings involving alleged infringement of European Union design registrations. Our French-Australian lawyer Quentin Dequiret travelled to Paris to represent the client and negotiate a settlement, bringing the dispute to a commercial resolution and avoiding ongoing litigation.

We successfully defended Rubbish Removal Kings Pty Ltd in trade mark opposition proceedings brought by Storage King before IP Australia. In decision 2026 ATMO 97, the Delegate rejected the opposition grounds under sections 44, 60 and 41 of the Trade Marks Act, allowing both Rubbish Removal Kings trade marks to proceed to registration.

A mid-sized Australian beverage company successfully navigated a trade mark dispute by avoiding immediate cessation, product recall, and damages through strategic negotiation. By securing a structured transition and sell-off period, the outcome preserved commercial value while minimising legal and operational risk.

A business developing and selling proprietary software engaged IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL to support the commercialisation of its software through a sale to a commercial publisher.

A freelance designer became involved in a copyright dispute after being invited to submit original artwork as part of a recruitment process. Although not hired, the company later released products incorporating designs strikingly similar to those submitted by our client. IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL secured financial compensation for the unauthorised use of our client's original artwork.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL acted for Park Agility Pty Ltd a trade mark invalidity proceedings before the UKIPO, achieving partial cancellation of the SHARE.P composite trade mark across key technology and parking-related services.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL successful in defending trade mark oppositions for Sage and Paige Collective Pty Ltd in Australia.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL secured registration of the MASK (+Device) trade mark by demonstrating acquired distinctiveness under Section 41(4) based on longstanding use for air freshening sprays and air fragrances.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL secured industrial design protection across Australia, New Zealand, the EU, Singapore and the UK through coordinated preparation of design drawings and simultaneous filings.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL coordinated protection of the CMY CUBES trade mark across more than 14 jurisdictions worldwide to support international brand expansion.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL was successful in challenging the acceptance of the Bio Pack Australia (+Device) trade mark application, prompting the Registrar to reconsider acceptance due to a conflict with our client's earlier registrations.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL successful in defending trade mark oppositions for Australian Brands Alliance Pty Ltd in Australia.

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL successful in defending the DETOX26 trade mark for Slim By Nature Pty Ltd in cross-opposition case before IP Australia

IP SERVICE INTERNATIONAL successful in defending "PATRIOT" Trade Mark Applications in Australia for Sunland RV Pty Ltd