There is evidence that you have produced or sold the goods you sold before the plaintiff registered the trademark, that is, before the defendant registered the trademark (2065438+August 2008), such as the sales contract, the sales share of your goods in the market, etc., which does not constitute trademark infringement and will not be liable for compensation. If there is evidence that the defendant registered maliciously, he can file a counterclaim.

It is recommended to hire a professional trademark lawyer to represent you and provide sufficient evidence to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests. At the same time, it is also recommended that you increase your awareness of intellectual property protection in the future to prevent unnecessary business risks.