What is intellectual property protection?

What is intellectual property? First of all, intellectual property rights include three categories, including patents, trademarks and copyrights, that is to say, these three categories are mainly protected.

Intellectual property protection is a way to develop individuals and promote collectives at the same time. The way of intellectual property protection can be litigated through relevant laws. Today, with the rapid economic development, we are also faced with these problems, that is, cases related to intellectual property rights are constantly emerging, such as trademark infringement, counterfeit patents, copyright theft, etc., which have been plaguing intellectual property rights holders, so intellectual property protection is becoming more and more important.

What is the method of intellectual property protection?

(1) negotiate with the parties. Where the patentee's patent right is being or will be infringed by others, the obligee may notify the other party and demand that the infringement be stopped immediately, and may require him to bear the liability for damages, or get in touch with the other party through formal channels to discuss cooperation licensing matters.

(2) Administrative channels, where the obligee complains to the patent administration organ. If both parties are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the patentee or interested party may request the provincial or municipal intellectual property office to handle the relevant issues and mediate.

(3) Legal channels: The obligee brings a patent lawsuit to the people's court with jurisdiction. The patentee may request the court to order the infringer to stop the infringement and compensate for the losses.