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Paul Sugden is a lecturer in the Department of Business Law and Taxation at Monash University. He completed his BA, majoring in economics history, LLB (Queensland), and LLM in intellectual property law and comparative anti-trust law from the University of London. With 14 years of experience practicing commercial law, Paul specializes in intellectual property and corporate restructuring at international law firms. He has worked at the University of Queensland, teaching law, and has served as the honorary solicitor for the Australian Textile Fibre Forum Ltd, addressing intellectual property issues related to artistic works for 16 years. Paul has also advised the VACC on intellectual property matters in the motor industry and was the Queensland Chairperson of the Intellectual Property Society Australia New Zealand Inc. for six years. He won a Victorian Government tender for developing a workshop module on Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property Laws, focusing on the skills and knowledge needed for entrepreneurs to develop their ideas into businesses. Paul has published articles in refereed professional journals, specifically dealing with remedies in intellectual property law, credit law, and business law. His research interests examine the relevance and effects of intellectual property law on business organizations and information technology.
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