Legal subjectivity:

1. The company should establish an intellectual property management organization. The most important assets of a modern company are no longer factories and equipment, but research and development results, well-known trademarks, and goodwill. and other intellectual property. They are the source of high profits for the company and the key to the company's success or failure in the competition. This requires the company to have a scientific management organization responsible for intellectual property management, formulating the company's intellectual property strategy, supervising the implementation of the system, and ensuring that the company's intellectual property work is implemented. 2. Strengthen the special training on intellectual property rights for employees. We need to strengthen the publicity of intellectual property protection, strengthen the intellectual property training for the company's management personnel and scientific and technical personnel, and enhance their awareness of intellectual property protection. Based on the actual situation of the company, we should set up intellectual property and related legal courses within the company, and provide regular or irregular training to employees so that they can become familiar with and master intellectual property laws such as patent law and trademark law as soon as possible, establish awareness of property rights, and know how to use them. The intellectual property system protects the company's legitimate rights and interests. 3. Actively safeguard its own intellectual property rights. Companies must protect their own intellectual property rights. People generally believe that the enforcement of laws is a matter for the public security bureau, procuratorate, and law. In fact, the most important matter for the enforcement of laws is the matter of citizens and the rights holders, that is, the acquirers and owners of intellectual property rights. Trade secrets belong to the company, and the company should know how to use the law to protect its secrets from infringement. At present, the legal awareness of some state-owned enterprises to protect themselves is far from adequate. 4. Reasonable use of litigation Litigation is the last resort for intellectual property protection. Reasonable use can not only resolve disputes, but also establish a company's strong image of intellectual property protection and fully protect the company's interests. Legal objectivity:

Article 1 of the "Trademark Law" aims to strengthen trademark management, protect the exclusive right to use trademarks, urge producers and operators to ensure the quality of goods and services, and maintain the reputation of trademarks, so as to protect consumers and production and operations. This law is specially formulated to serve the interests of investors and promote the development of the socialist market economy.