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What does an intellectual property agency do?

Intellectual property agency business scope:

Intellectual property rights include patents, trademarks, copyrights, integrated circuit layout designs, etc. The business of intellectual property companies is carried out around these contents, specifically are as follows:

Patent: patent application, patent invalidation, patent litigation, patent strategic layout, patent consultation, etc.; Trademark: trademark application, trademark registration, trademark disputes and objections, etc.; Copyright: copyright registration, inquiry, etc. .

Patent agency, as a field in the intellectual property system, provides a wide range of services. Mainly refers to the patent applicant entrusting staff from patent agencies with patent agent qualifications in the process of applying for patents, conducting patent license transactions, or resolving patent disputes.

Within the scope of entrusted authority, handle patent applications or other civil legal actions conducted by other patent offices with the Patent Office in accordance with the provisions of the Patent Law in the name of the client. Including the main business of patent agencies and the main business of patent agents.

Constitutive elements of intellectual property infringement:

(1) Illegality is essential for intellectual property infringement.

(2) In the constitution of intellectual property infringement, the fact of damage (result) is no longer a necessary component. This is also one of the differences between intellectual property infringement and general civil infringement.

(3) Since some infringements of intellectual property rights do not require harmful consequences, the determination of causality is meaningful for determining the amount of liability that the infringer should bear.

(4) The constitution of intellectual property infringement does not require subjective fault.