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Is there any difference between declaring a well-known trademark in a civil mediation document and ruling that it is a well-known trademark?

Answer The Supreme Court has repeatedly emphasized that it is prohibited to identify well-known trademarks in mediation documents. However, in the past year or two, some courts have illegally used mediation documents to identify a large number of so-called well-known trademarks. Legally speaking, the legal effect of the judgment and the mediation letter are exactly the same. But in fact, some companies do not recognize the court's mediation letter declaring their trademarks as well-known trademarks, and feel it is very embarrassing. Even if he is determined, he is too embarrassed to show it. Well-known trademark