Cooper IP Authors Australia Chapter for Lexology Panoramic Designs 2026 Guide

Cooper IP’s Michael Cooper and Inna Maevsky have authored the exclusive Australia chapter for Lexology Panoramic’s Designs 2026 comparative guide.


The chapter provides practical guidance on navigating design protection in Australia, helping innovators and businesses understand the critical steps needed to secure and enforce their design rights.


Michael and Inna’s contribution covers Australian design law essentials, registration processes, enforcement options, and the strategic considerations businesses should consider when protecting their product designs in the Australian market.

About Lexology Panoramic

The Lexology Panoramic Design section of the platform reaches a global audience. All in-house counsel subscribers of Lexology receive complimentary access to the complete Panoramic product set.

 

The content is interactive and searchable using Lexology’s main search, research hubs, and AI-powered search tools.

 

For a copy of the Australia chapter or to discuss your design protection needs, please get in touch with Cooper IP or click the link below for access to Panoramic.

 

To review the Australian Design chapter, click here or download it here.

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