Why does patent infringement go to the Intellectual Property Office?

There are two remedies for patent infringement disputes. One is administrative channels, such as complaining to the local intellectual property office; The second is judicial channels, such as filing a case with the court. Generally speaking, if the evidence of infringement proves that the former is effective, then the former will be chosen, because it comes quickly, unlike going to court to fight an intellectual property lawsuit, and then going through the procedure of jurisdiction objection and patent invalidation, no one can judge in a year or two, and one year has passed.

If you are the respondent, collect relevant evidence to prove that your product does not belong to the protection scope of the other party's patent or that the other party's patent can be invalid. I suggest you find a local intellectual property lawyer to help you deal with it. After all, this is a professional job.

If the final judgment is indeed infringement, it will be compensated honestly. If it is not infringement, even if the Intellectual Property Office/Market Supervision Administration has issued a notice of administrative punishment to you, you can still file an administrative lawsuit and ask the court to cancel the administrative punishment, provided that you have enough evidence to prove that you are not infringing or that the patent of the other party is invalid.

There are two remedies for patent infringement disputes. One is administrative channels, such as complaining to the local intellectual property office; The second is judicial channels, such as filing a case with the court. Generally speaking, if the evidence of infringement proves that the former is effective, then the former will be chosen, because it comes quickly, unlike going to court to fight an intellectual property lawsuit, and then going through the procedure of jurisdiction objection and patent invalidation, no one can judge in a year or two, and one year has passed.

If you are the respondent, collect relevant evidence to prove that your product does not belong to the protection scope of the other party's patent or that the other party's patent can be invalid. I suggest you find a local intellectual property lawyer to help you deal with it. After all, this is a professional job.

If the final judgment is indeed infringement, it will be compensated honestly. If it is not infringement, even if the Intellectual Property Office/Market Supervision Administration has issued a notice of administrative punishment to you, you can still file an administrative lawsuit and ask the court to cancel the administrative punishment, provided that you have enough evidence to prove that you are not infringing or that the patent of the other party is invalid.

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