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What Is Trademark Infringement?

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There are many examples of trademark infringement. How can we better protect the trademarks of enterprises and protect the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises?

According to the trademark law and the rules for its implementation, trademark infringement has the following kinds: (1) without the permission of the registered trademark owner, the same or similar trademark is used on the same commodity or similar commodity; (2) sales are knowingly known as counterfeiting the registered trademarks of others; (3) forging or unauthorized manufacture of registered trademarks or selling counterfeit or unauthorized trademarks; (4) causing other damages to the exclusive rights of registered trademarks of others.

The main contents are: (1) selling knowingly or knowingly infringing on the exclusive right of a registered trademark; (two) on the same or similar commodity, the words or figures that are the same or similar to others' registered trademarks are used as commodity names or commodity decorations, and are enough to cause mistaken recognition; (three) deliberately provide convenience for storing, pporting, mailing, concealing and other acts of infringing upon the exclusive right of registered trademarks.

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