[CLOSED] Win a copy of Intellectual Property in New Zealand

Win a copy of Intellectual Property in New Zealand - How many lawyers does it take to resolve an intellectual property dispute? Well, it does depend on the case, but what’s certain is it’ll cost a heck of a lot of money! Fortunately, a little prevention in the form of this handy guide can save a fortune in lawyer’s fees – let alone costs resulting from damage to identity and brand. In Intellectual Property in New Zealand author, Paul Sumpter, has produced an accessible, yet thorough, guide to understanding and protecting business identity, designs and ideas. From small businesses filing patents, to designers protecting copyright; from a gas station seeing its logo ripped off by a competitor to a blogger posting photographs, New Zealanders encounter intellectual property every day. In this book Sumpter outlines the rules of the game which we all must play. And this is a game Paul knows well; a barrister, solicitor and registered patent attorney, Paul has served on the Copyright Tribunal of New Zealand and the Trans-Tasman committee of the Intellectual Property Society of New Zealand and Australia, while also teaching law students at The University of Auckland. Paul Sumpter: Intellectual Property in New Zealand | RRP $29.99 | Auckland University Press Business to Business has THREE copies of this book up for grabs. Simply complete the form below to be in to win. One entry per person/email address; entries close October 20, 2015. Winners notified by phone or email.

This competition closes on Tuesday, 20 October 2015 at 11:59 PM AEST.