Using words that are identical or similar to others’ registered trademarks as corporate trade names to prominently use them on the same or similar goods may easily lead to misunderstanding by the relevant public. In judicial practice, it is not only the trade name, but also the company name that contains the registered trademark of others. If these are placed in a prominent position on the package or have eye-catching logos that can easily lead to misunderstanding, they are considered prominent uses. Such behavior constitutes trademark infringement. Selling your company's trademarked products without permission is also an infringement. You can request investigation and punishment from the industrial and commercial department, or you can protect your rights through court seizure and prosecution.

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