Insurance is a kind of protection, and society has different understandings of it from different perspectives, so under normal circumstances people will buy insurance for themselves or for companies. Nowadays, there are many insurance companies and the market competition is fierce. What is the category of insurance trademarks?

From the results found in the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of the insurance trademark is Category 36-3601-Insurance-Marine Fire Insurance Underwriting 3601, Marine Accident Insurance Underwriting 3601, Marine transportation insurance underwriting 3601. Almost all of this subcategory is related to insurance. Enterprises can give priority to this category.

Haikou trademarks and trade names are two different concepts. Most of the rights they possess are different, and the legal categories they belong to are also different. Therefore, the trade name in the company name is different from the trademark that has been approved by others. The same point does not constitute trademark infringement. Even so, there are still some situations where infringement occurs.

According to the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law, any act that causes other damage to the exclusive right to use a registered trademark of others is an infringement of the exclusive right to use a registered trademark. This provision illustrates that the act of using someone else's registered trademark as a corporate name to infringe the exclusive rights of a registered trademark must also include: identical or similar words; use on the same or similar goods or services; prominent use; and likely to mislead the relevant public. recognize.

In addition, when there is a conflict between trademark rights and corporate name rights, the following principles should be observed:

① The principle of protecting prior rights, which refers to the existence of rights on the same object When multiple intellectual property rights conflict, the rights acquired earlier will be protected according to the order of rights acquisition, and the establishment and exercise of subsequent rights cannot infringe on the prior rights of others that already existed and were protected by law;

②The principle of good faith, which excludes the use of other people's market reputation and advantages to obtain economic benefits through fraud, counterfeiting, misleading or misunderstanding, etc., and also excludes the legality of rights obtained by maliciously counterfeiting other people's trademarks.

③The principle of prohibition of confusion. In judicial practice involving cases involving trademark infringement and conflict of rights, the key to applying this principle is to see whether the defendant's use constitutes commercial confusion. The general judgment standard is to comprehensively determine whether the defendant's use of other people's commercial marks will cause confusion and wrong associations among the relevant public based on the specific circumstances of the case such as the region, time, and method of use of the defendant's commercial marks.

The disputes related to trademarks and corporate names and sizes are as mentioned above. When companies obtain trademarks or choose font sizes, they should try to avoid duplication or similarity. This is at the source of everything. The infringement blocking carried out is relatively more effective.