Legal analysis: firstly, it is necessary to analyze how the indictment submitted by the other party determines trademark infringement. If it is determined that it has constituted an infringement, it can be dealt with from the aspects of legality and minor circumstances, with a correct attitude and positive compensation for the interests of the other party.

Legal basis:

1. Article 126 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that the people's court shall inform the parties of the relevant litigation rights and obligations in the notice of accepting the case and the notice of responding to the lawsuit, or orally.

2. Article 127 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that after the people's court accepts a case, if the parties have objections to the jurisdiction, they shall raise them during the submission of the defense. The people's court shall examine the objections raised by the parties. If the objection is established, it shall be ordered to transfer the case to the people's court with jurisdiction; If the objection is not established, the ruling shall be rejected.

If the parties fail to raise any objection to the jurisdiction and respond to the lawsuit, it shall be deemed that the people's court against whom the lawsuit is filed has jurisdiction, except those that violate the provisions on hierarchical jurisdiction and exclusive jurisdiction.