Kim is an Associate Director of the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia (IPRIA). Kim's research interests span copyright, trade mark and patent law. She has a particular interest intellectual property theory, and in the intersection between law and technology, having taught a Seminar in Internet and the Law at the University of Sydney. She has published on areas as diverse as indigenous intellectual property rights, and the file-sharing phenomenon.
Kim joined Melbourne Law School after two years as a Lecturer in Commercial Law at the University of Sydney Law School. Kim has also practiced law with Mallesons Stephen Jaques in their intellectual property group in Sydney, and has studied at Oxford University and Yale University, specializing in intellectual property and property theory.
Kim contributes to two weblogs: Lawfont, a group weblog focusing on law and technology issues, and her own personal weblog, Weatherall's Law, which has been going since 2003 and focuses specifically on IP law and policy from an Australian angle.
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