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Is the trademark defendant designer responsible?
The designer of the trademark defendant has the responsibility, and the designer and user should bear the adverse consequences of infringement. The trademark * * * has the infringement condition that the defendant is subjectively at fault, and the fault * * * means that there is a connection between the defendants, which excludes the defendant's behavior from occasionally competing with others' behavior. If it constitutes infringement, you can entrust a lawyer to verify the real quantity of the goods according to law and request a lighter or mitigated punishment. It is suggested to consult or entrust a lawyer as a defender in time, meet with detainees, collect favorable evidence materials, defend according to law, and strive for the best result of lighter and mitigated punishment. The sentencing of the crime of infringing a registered trademark focuses on the amount involved, which needs to be judged according to the specific case. If it is not a real infringement, then you need to prepare a lot of things and collect relevant evidence, such as the notice of acceptance or trademark registration certificate of the trademark you use, the publicity or advertising materials of your own trademark, and the invoices for goods entering and leaving.