20 19 what factors should be considered in foreign-related patent litigation?

20 19 what factors should be considered in foreign-related patent litigation? It is simple, fast and low-cost to deal with patent infringement cases through patent administration organs. However, there are not many patent management agencies for foreign-related cases, and there are many factors that affect the choice. So what factors should be considered in 20 19 foreign-related patent litigation? Foreign-related patent litigation 20 19 what factors should be considered in foreign-related patent litigation (1) The procedure is not simpler than litigation. Most patent management departments in China need to notarize and certify the entrustment procedures. It used to be simple. Just sign a power of attorney. Now it is basically consistent with the requirements of the court. (2) The patent administrative organ has no right to mediate damages, so the parties concerned must sue separately to obtain damages. (3) The decision of the patent administration organ is subject to judicial review. The party who refuses to accept it can also bring an administrative lawsuit to the court, and the administrative lawsuit has to go through two trials. Administrative mediation itself is not very effective, and coupled with the delay of time, it is obviously not as efficient as direct litigation. (4) There is little room for choice of litigation strategies and skills when requesting the patent administration authorities to deal with infringement. For example, if the same case involves infringers from three places, the three places only need to file a lawsuit in one place. However, if the patent administration authorities are invited to investigate and deal with it, this choice will bring certain difficulties and cross-provincial law enforcement will be difficult. In addition, almost every provincial patent management institution has its own patent protection regulations. In other words, if a lawsuit is filed, it can be done in accordance with the procedural law and the judicial interpretation of the Supreme Court; It is obviously inconvenient to ask the provincial patent management authorities to mediate and study the provincial patent protection regulations. (5) Because most foreign parties still sue for invention patents, such cases are relatively complicated, so choosing the court to do it is more balanced than the effectiveness obtained. In cross-regional patent infringement disputes, customers are not advised to choose administrative organs as channels. 20 19 what factors should be considered in foreign-related patent litigation?