Scratch code infringement

In order to strengthen product sales channel management, brands print anti-counterfeiting codes or traceability codes on product packaging; sellers scrape off or destroy the anti-counterfeiting codes or traceability codes, causing the brand to be unable to manage sales channels by scanning the codes. .

Counterfeit goods infringement

Our company cracks down on infringement from the product sales side. For different situations of counterfeit infringement, we adopt different evidence collection methods such as "notarized purchase" or "webpage screenshots" to file civil lawsuits for trademark infringement with the court.

Unauthorized sale

Unauthorized sales stores usually obtain profits by violating the marketing policies formulated by the brand, competing viciously with dealers, robbing mature consumers, and forming unfair competition with authorized dealers.

Low price control

Since the sales price is a market norm, my country's current laws have no legal provisions to intervene in the general malicious low-price sales behavior.

Copyright infringement

Common copyright infringements include:

1. Photographic works and video works are stolen and used for sales promotion, etc.;

2. Books are pirated and printed, or made into e-books or audio books for sale;

3. Art work patterns are used for merchandise or commercial promotion purposes without permission;

4. Music, film and television works are used commercially without authorization;

Appearance patent infringement

The more common risks of patent rights protection include the following points:

Trademark infringement

Overseas purchasing infringement

The law does not prohibit or restrict the operation of overseas purchasing agents; agents need to be responsible for the promotion of the brand in the domestic market, the establishment of marketing channels and other costs. As a result, they are at a disadvantage in price competition with overseas purchasing agents; the market they have worked so hard to open is openly being cannibalized by overseas purchasing agents.

Agents may file civil lawsuits with the People's Court against overseas purchasing agents who use trademarks in commercial activities without permission.