Travis advises Australian and international organisations on the protection, commercialisation, and enforcement of intellectual property rights, and on the legal and regulatory issues arising from AI and other advanced technologies. His clients span the defence, technology, advanced manufacturing, food and beverage, mining, financial services, and higher education sectors, and rely on him to navigate disputes and regulatory challenges that combine legal complexity with deep technical subject matter.
As an experienced intellectual property litigator, Travis acts in complex, high-value disputes involving trade marks, patents, copyright, registered designs, confidential information, and consumer law. He has appeared in significant intellectual property matters before Australian courts and is known for developing strategic, commercially grounded solutions to technically complex litigation, from infringement and validity disputes to matters involving trade secrets and confidential information.
A recognised voice in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence law, Travis advises organisations on AI governance, AI regulation, intellectual property issues arising from AI systems, technology risk, commercialisation, and responsible AI deployment. He regularly contributes to discussions on artificial intelligence policy and has been invited by government agencies, defence organisations, and universities to provide thought leadership on the legal and regulatory implications of AI.
Practice Areas
Intellectual Property / Information Technology
Practice Areas
Intellectual Property / Information Technology
Industries
Agribusiness
Government Agencies and Services
Hospitality & Tourism
Information Technology & Cybersecurity
Industries
Agribusiness
Government Agencies and Services
Hospitality & Tourism
Information Technology & Cybersecurity
Specialty Groups
Intellectual Property, Information Technology & Cybersecurity
Specialty Groups
Intellectual Property, Information Technology & Cybersecurity
Bio
Travis advises Australian and international organisations on the protection, commercialisation, and enforcement of intellectual property rights, and on the legal and regulatory issues arising from AI and other advanced technologies. His clients span the defence, technology, advanced manufacturing, food and beverage, mining, financial services, and higher education sectors, and rely on him to navigate disputes and regulatory challenges that combine legal complexity with deep technical subject matter.
As an experienced intellectual property litigator, Travis acts in complex, high-value disputes involving trade marks, patents, copyright, registered designs, confidential information, and consumer law. He has appeared in significant intellectual property matters before Australian courts and is known for developing strategic, commercially grounded solutions to technically complex litigation, from infringement and validity disputes to matters involving trade secrets and confidential information.
A recognised voice in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence law, Travis advises organisations on AI governance, AI regulation, intellectual property issues arising from AI systems, technology risk, commercialisation, and responsible AI deployment. He regularly contributes to discussions on artificial intelligence policy and has been invited by government agencies, defence organisations, and universities to provide thought leadership on the legal and regulatory implications of AI.
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