How to resolve trademark transfer disputes

Trademark transfer, as an effective and feasible method, is also widely used in daily life. However, due to various reasons, there will always be disputes related to trademark transfer. So when you have a trademark transfer dispute during the process of voluntary trademark transfer, how to deal with it? The following details.

1. If the dispute is caused by the company's own internal problems, then it falls into the category of civil legal disputes, and the parties need to protect their rights and interests through judicial litigation procedures.

2. If the trademark transfer application is in the transfer review process of the Trademark Office, the Trademark Office will give the party a reasonable time limit to handle it;

3. If the trademark dispute involves When it comes to legal authority issues, the parties concerned can only apply for evidence preservation measures from the court to temporarily freeze the enforcement of rights after the trademark is transferred, and finally resolve the dispute through the litigation process.

4. If the trademark is illegally transferred such as counterfeiting or counterfeiting, the local public security department needs to conduct a criminal appraisal and then go through judicial procedures.

5. If there is an administrative dispute resulting from the Trademark Office’s administrative decision of “not accepting” or “not approving”, the parties can resolve it through the State Administration for Industry and Commerce or administrative litigation.