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My trademark has been infringed. Should compensation be calculated based on the total sales of the infringing goods or the profits derived from the goods?

The calculation method of compensation for trademark infringement should be determined according to the specific circumstances. Generally speaking, the following aspects can be considered:

1. If the right holder can provide evidence to prove how much money he has lost, then the calculation should be based on the amount of loss and compensation should be given;

2. If the specific amount of loss cannot be determined, but it can be confirmed that you sold trademark infringing goods, you can calculate it based on the "total sales of the infringing goods" and provide corresponding compensation;

3. In addition, it is possible to choose a method that comprehensively considers multiple factors, such as using "the unit price of the infringing product × the actual sales quantity × an appropriate multiple" for calculation.

In your case, if the trademark-infringing goods you sell do cause losses or have a negative impact, then it may be more reasonable to calculate and pay corresponding compensation based on the total sales of the infringing goods. In addition, please note that during this process it is recommended to actively negotiate with the rights holder to maintain good communication and avoid a similar situation from happening again.