Patent infringement analysis is an analysis of whether a technology or product infringes one or more patents.
Patent infringement analysis generally has two reasons:
One is to judge the possibility of others infringing their own patents.
One is to judge the possibility of infringing others' patents.
Enterprises should track the market situation of their products. If an enterprise suspects that a product in the market infringes its patent right, it should consult an intellectual property consultant in time to analyze and judge whether the product may infringe and what measures should be taken.
In terms of technical fields involved in products, enterprises should track patent documents in China and around the world, from which they can learn the latest technologies in this field at home and around the world. If an enterprise finds that its products are similar to others' patents in China, it should consult the intellectual property consultant in time to analyze and judge whether the products are likely to be infringed, so as to avoid causing greater losses.
When an enterprise exports its products abroad, it should first entrust an intellectual property consultant to investigate, analyze and judge whether its products infringe the patent rights of others in the country, so as to avoid causing related infringement lawsuits.
If someone warns you of infringing his patent right, you must first consult an intellectual property legal adviser (such as Xinlekang Intellectual Property). Generally, it is necessary to analyze and judge whether the patent of the other party is valid. If you are in doubt about the validity of the patent right, you can consider whether to file a request to declare the patent right invalid with the Intellectual Property Office. If there is no doubt about the validity of the patent right, carefully analyze whether your product infringes the patent right of the other party, and then take corresponding measures according to the results.