The Guo Li case is a case involving a commercial dispute, which involves Yashili Company’s infringement of Guo Li Company’s intellectual property rights. In this case, Guo Li Company sued Yashili Company for infringement of its trademark, copyright and patent rights, requiring Yashili Company to stop the infringement and compensate for economic losses.

Case Process

Before Guo Li Company sued Yashili Company, it warned Yashili Company many times and asked it to stop its infringement, but Yashili Company did not take any measures to solve this problem. Therefore, Guo Li Company can only protect its intellectual property rights through legal means.

In this case, Guo Li Company presented the following main evidence:

1. Yashili Company used logos similar to Guo Li Company’s trademarks in its products, which could easily cause Consumer confusion and misunderstanding;

2. Yashili Company uses Guoli Company’s patented technology in its products, but has not been authorized by Guoli Company;

3. Yashili Company The company uses Guo Li's software programs in its products, but does not obtain Guo Li's authorization.

During the court hearing, Guo Li Company provided sufficient evidence to prove Yashili Company’s infringement. Yashili Company stated that it did not infringe the intellectual property rights of Guo Li Company and that these trademarks, patented technologies and software programs were all developed by it.

Judgment Result

In the end, the court ruled that Yashili Company had infringed Guoli Company’s trademark rights, copyrights and patent rights, and required it to stop the infringement and compensate for economic losses. The specific amount of compensation was determined through negotiation between the two parties, and a settlement agreement was finally reached.

Operation steps

If you encounter intellectual property infringement issues in business activities, you can take the following steps to protect your rights and interests:

1. First of all, relevant evidence must be preserved, including the time, location, evidence materials, etc. of the infringement;

2. Provide a warning to the infringing party, request it to stop the infringement, and require it to compensate for economic losses;

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3. If the infringing party is unwilling to solve the problem, it can solve it through legal channels and file a lawsuit in court;

4. During the court hearing, sufficient evidence must be provided to prove the infringement. The infringing party's infringement;

5. The final judgment may be to require the infringing party to stop the infringement and compensate for economic losses.