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Who’s IP Is It Anyway?
In light of the recent case of retail giant Woolworths exploiting the intellectual property of local business Ubuntu Baba - Yoco chatted to Legalese founder, Eitan Stern, to get his opinion on the practical
Read moreHow Do Copyrights Work?
Copyright law automatically protects the original work of an author, designer or artist. So what if someone uses your work without your permission? Legalese founder, Eitan Stern, unpacked the details
Read moreLegalese at Red Bull Amaphiko Social Innovation Festival
Legalese director Eitan Stern is hosting a workshop this week as part of the Red Bull Amaphiko Social Innovation Festival. Red Bull Amaphiko's Social Innovation Festival takes place this year
Read moreWatch Thomas Reisenberger’s Intellectual Property Protection Masterclass
In January 2018, our regulations and compliance expert Thomas Reisenberger joined forces with AlphaCode in Sandton to present a members-only masterclass on intellectual property in the tech space. It's now
Read moreProtecting Your Personal Brand
Our IP expert Stephan Viollier recently contributed to Superbalist's blog The Way of Us, with couple of tips on how to not only build your personal brand, but protect it
Read moreListen to Stephan Viollier’s Tips on How to Trade Mark Your Brand Name
Our Intellectual Property lawyer Stephan Viollier joined Africa Business Radio for a segment highlighting the best ways to protect your brand. 'A simple word or image can trigger a host
Read moreHow Do I Earn Music Royalties?
The music industry is famously becoming a space that’s less and less lucrative for artists. Gone are the days of making millions off album sales. It’s been along time since
Read more9 Tips From a Trade Mark Pro – Enhance and Protect Your Name or Brand
A simple word or image can trigger a host of sounds, emotions, memories and meanings. What comes to mind when you think of Apple, Glastonbury, Netflix, Nike, PlayStation, Chanel, Alexander
Read moreThe legal side to sharing ideas – with Legalese
We know that everyone is stoked that Kenneth Makate is finally getting paid for his Please Call Me concept. It’s always great when the little guy wins against the corporations. We also
Read moreCape Town photographer’s guide to not getting sued
Get in touch with us at info@legalese.co.za for more on your rights and obligations as a creator.
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