Know yourself and know yourself, and you will be invincible. Only when enterprises know about some infringements can they better protect related trademarks. What kind of infringement is there?
The common infringement is the combined use of trademarks, which involves the concept of combined trademarks. Generally speaking, the suggestion for registered trademarks is that combined trademarks should be applied separately, because if the combined application is passed and used, it will always be in this form and cannot be split. And which disassembled elements are registered and used by others will not constitute infringement.
However, once these elements are used together, the combined new trademark is not unreasonable, so even if it is similar to some well-known brands, the registration when the elements are obviously separated is reasonable. This needs to be guarded against, and enterprises need to pay special attention to the order of registration when registering trademarks.
Another kind of infringement is called facilitating trademark infringement. Some people will think that because they are not directly involved in the infringement, they unilaterally think that they have not caused infringement. However, this act of deliberately providing some conditions for others to infringe is also an infringement.
So before preventing infringement, it is necessary to know what the infringement is. Some people may inadvertently use such a trademark or this behavior, so they are in the ranks of trademark infringement. At this time, it is even more necessary to be familiar with such rules to prevent such behavior from happening again.