THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA COMES TO MELBOURNE

The Copyright Society of Australia comes to Melbourne

Welcoming our Melbourne members and guests, the Copyright Society of Australia invites you to join us for a thought provoking panel discussion between Her Honour Justice Rofe (Federal Court of Australia, Copyright Tribunal of Australia), Professor Andrew Christie (University of Melbourne), and Stephen Rebikoff SC, moderated by Michael Williams of Gilbert + Tobin, about the current role and relevance of copyright in 2024.

The discussion promises to provoke thoughts and debate about the state of copyright in 2024—examining issues such as data protection, enforcement regimes for online infringement, and of course, artificial intelligence.

Please join us for this special event, in person and live streamed from Melbourne.

PANELLISTS

Her Honour Justice Rofe, Federal Court of Australia, Copyright Tribunal of Australia

Professor Andrew Christie, University of Melbourne

Stephen Rebikoff SC, Emmerson Chambers  

MODERATOR
Michael Williams, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin

DETAILS:

Date:  Thursday 10 October, 2024
Venue: GILBERT + TOBIN
(MELBOURNE OFFICE)
Level 25 101 Collins Street Melbourne

6:00PM – 8:00PM
(Live Stream from 6:30pm)

All members and friends are welcome.

In-person: All tickets $55
Drinks and canapes will be provided

Online:
Members $35 | Non-members $60

1 CPD unit for attendees

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GUEST SPEAKER

Her Honour Justice Rofe
Federal Court of Australia, Copyright Tribunal of Australia

Justice Rofe was appointed to the Federal Court of Australia on 12 July 2021.

Her Honour graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Science in 1988, a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) in 1992 and a Master of Laws in 1995.

Prior to her judicial appointment, her Honour was called to the Bar in 2001, taking silk in 2014. At the Bar, her Honour specialised in science and technology related matters. Her Honour takes keen interest in the practice areas of intellectual property, technology, media and telecommunications.

Her Honour is the National Intellectual Property Co-ordinating Judge from the Federal Court’s Victorian Registry and is the Deputy President of the Copyright Tribunal of Australia.

Her Honour is also member of the Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand and spent several years on the management committee and serving as President for three years, from 2007 to 2009.

Amongst the various memberships she has held at the Victorian Bar, her Honour has served as a member of the Bar Council in 2019, the Health and Wellbeing Committee and the Equality and Diversity Committee and the Library Committee and also served as the Junior Vice President in 2020.

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