How to handle trademark infringement in China?

Trademark infringement is a common issue that businesses face when protecting their brand and intellectual property in China. Michael Xu, an experienced intellectual property lawyer with two decades of practice, and his team provide expert guidance on managing these infringements.

1. Types of Trademark Infringement

Unauthorized Use: Using a registered trademark on identical or similar goods/services without permission.

Similar Trademark Use: Using a mark similar to a registered trademark, causing consumer confusion.

Counterfeit Goods: Producing and selling counterfeit products bearing the registered trademark.

Trademark Dilution: Improper use of well-known trademarks, diminishing their distinctiveness and uniqueness.

2. Methods to Handle Trademark Infringement

Legal Action: Filing a trademark infringement lawsuit in court to stop the infringement and seek damages.

Administrative Complaints: Filing complaints with regulatory authorities to request administrative enforcement against infringers.

Settlement Negotiations: Negotiating with the infringing party to reach a settlement agreement and resolve the dispute.

Evidence Collection: Conducting professional investigations to gather evidence of infringement for legal action.

3. Expertise of Michael Xu’s Legal Team

15 Years of Specialized IP Legal Services: Extensive experience providing comprehensive trademark infringement solutions.

Professional Skills: Expertise in IP infringement investigations and claims, helping clients protect their trademark rights effectively.

Conclusion

Trademark infringement poses a serious threat to a business’s brand. With professional support from Michael Xu and his team, businesses can effectively manage trademark infringements and safeguard their intellectual property and market competitiveness.