Yes, it infringes the copyright of Founder Font. It is best to find a designer to design or refer to a variant solution: to correct your mistake, no matter how big or small the company is, it will be responsible for the problem of infringement. It is not that you blame Founder if your company is about to go bankrupt. After all, they own the copyright. who.

Secondly, I am also a designer working in a design company, and I hate plagiarism.

The main responsibility for this matter lies with the designer you are looking for. As long as they are designers, they all know that fonts will infringe, especially Founder and Hanyi. They will not lack this common sense.

When you ask them to design a logo, the fonts also need to be redesigned. If they do not redesign or clearly explain the copyright issues of the designed fonts, then they have no business ethics. It is recommended to file a complaint or file a lawsuit. There is still controversy as to whether the text fonts in the trademark involve infringement, and there is no unified standard for judging whether it is infringement or not. There is no problem in buying and using genuine font libraries. The "Founder" font company sent legal letters to many relatively large companies demanding payment for the use of fonts.