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Can the company LOGO use part of the company's trademarks?

The logo is protected by the "Copyright Law" and the trademark is protected by the "Trademark Law". A logo can be registered as a trademark, and then the trademark logo is protected by both the Copyright Law and the Trademark Law. This means that the scope of protection of the logo and the trademark are different. The scope of protection of the logo is not as wide as that of the trademark. At the same time, if The intensity of protection for infringement is also different. Of course, trademark protection is stronger than copyright. At this point, everyone should pay attention to the fact that ultimately this is closely related to the copyright owner of the logo. If the copyright of the logo belongs to the design If the logo is infringed, it actually harms the interests of the logo owner, but only the designer has the right to sue, and the trademark owner can directly sue for infringement in his own name.