A: Laorentou is a regular international company. The LOGO on the head of the old man is designed and registered, and the head of the old man has exclusive rights. Of course, the fake old man is liable for stealing the genuine brand logo. It's just that the unit that produces his fake and shoddy products is too secretive. It only sees the products sold in the market, but it can't find a fake manufacturer. Sometimes the industrial and commercial bureau can't find it if it wants to, which is a very difficult problem. But if you want to start a company, the trademark you use, that is, LOGO, must be recognized by the national certification unit. Our country adopts the principle of registration for the acquisition of trademark rights, that is, only the trademarks approved by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce can produce exclusive rights. In order to obtain the registration of a trademark, the parties concerned must first file an application for trademark registration, and then the trademark office will examine it. After the Trademark Office confirms that the trademark applied for registration meets the registration conditions stipulated by law, the registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use the trademark. A: If you don't agree, it is common in our country. The interpretation of portrait right in China is aimed at natural persons. Therefore, there is no specific provision on the portrait right of the deceased. The following brackets are the views of the industry (first, the protection of the portrait of the deceased should be shorter than the protection of the reputation of the deceased in principle. If there is legislation abroad, the protection time is 10 years after the death of the deceased. Because the protection of portrait rights involves the rights of portrait authors, too long time is not conducive to protecting the copyright of portrait authors. Secondly, if it is a public figure, under normal circumstances, the portrait right of a public figure is not protected, which means there is reason to prevent it from breaking the law. Portraits of public figures can be regarded as public resources, and the use of such public resources, whether profitable or not, does not constitute infringement and payment. Of course, if the use of facts is insulting, that is another matter. According to the current laws of our country, the right to portrait after death is not protected at all. Ugliness belongs to the category of infringement of reputation right, and it is no longer to protect portrait right. The right to portrait of the deceased can be roughly divided into: 1. Economic benefits. 2. Emotional interest. 3. Social welfare. The first two interests belong to general civil interests and should belong to close relatives. Note: There are special cases of economic benefits here. If the deceased had an agreement with the user before his death, but the deceased died after the agreement came into effect, and the other party failed to perform his obligations, then the inheritor of this unfulfilled obligation should be the legal heir of the deceased. The latter interest belongs to the state, but it can only be exercised by the state when it involves major social welfare such as national feelings. B.if you agree, it's no problem to sign up!