The Intellectual Property Journal is an essential reference enabling intellectual property practitioners to keep up-to-date by providing concise information about significant developments in the area of intellectual property law.

Published four times a year, the Journal contains editorials; case notes on recent relevant judgments; summaries of recent patent, trade mark and registered design decisions issued by the Intellectual Property Office; and feature articles on important issues, upcoming legislative changes, and information on other changes affecting intellectual property law and practice.

The Intellectual Property Journal is written by experts in the field with contributions received from experienced academics and practitioners. Over the years, the Intellectual Property Journal has become a unique and valuable periodical regarding developments in New Zealand intellectual property law.