By reporting to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, the Patent Office and the Copyright Bureau (Cultural Law Enforcement Brigade), the infringing enterprise is required to stop the infringing act and be given administrative punishment.
(1) tip-off;
(2) A copy of the business license of the informant;
(3) Copy of trademark registration certificate, copy of patent certificate and copy of copyright registration certificate;
(4) Power of attorney;
(five) the certificate that the goods are counterfeit or infringing products;
(6) The detailed name, location, product name and outer packaging of the infringing enterprise, as well as the preliminary materials and clues to prove the infringement.
2. The Public Security Bureau investigated and dealt with:
Report the case to the public security organ and request criminal punishment for the responsible person of the infringer, so as to fundamentally prevent the recurrence of the infringement.
Economic investigation team
(1) trademark case
(2) Patent cases
(3) Copyright cases.
3. Customs investigation:
Involving customs filing and customs intellectual property protection. Specifically, what is the customs protection of intellectual property rights and what intellectual property rights are protected by the customs? Simply put, the customs protection of intellectual property rights is the border protection of intellectual property rights (border explanation:), which protects the intellectual property rights related to goods when they enter or leave the country, or more simply, the customs investigates and deals with imported and exported goods that infringe intellectual property rights. Then, can intellectual property rights such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, trade secrets and technical secrets be protected by the customs? No, only trademark rights, patents, copyrights and exclusive rights of Olympic symbols are protected by the customs.
4. People's courts.
Through litigation, request the people's court to order the infringer to stop the infringement and compensate for the losses. Generally, it is under the jurisdiction of intermediate people's courts, such as Haidian, Chaoyang and Fengtai in Beijing. The difficulty is to prove the amount of compensation, which generally requires 500 thousand legal compensation.
Legal basis: Article 3 of the Trademark Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) is a registered trademark, and the trademark registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use the trademark and is protected by law.