The concept of trademark: A trademark is a visible mark used by operators on the goods or services they produce, manufacture, process, select, distribute, or provide to distinguish them from the goods or services of others.
The concept of patent: It is the exclusive right to inventions and creations granted (including registered) by the government (including intergovernmental organizations) within a certain period of time and within the country or region.
The concept of copyright: refers to the exclusive rights enjoyed by authors of literary, artistic, and scientific works over their works. The work mentioned here must be original and within the scope of legal protection.
Trademark registration, patent application, copyright registration can be expedited and authorization can be included
Trademark rejection review, objection and defense, patent examination opinion defense
Trademark transfer processing can be expedited with enterprise name approval by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce
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Conditions for granting various patent rights
1. Conditions for granting utility model patents
According to the provisions of the Patent Law, inventions and utility models for which patent rights are granted It must have novelty, creativity and practicality, which are commonly known as the three elements of a patent. This is a standard commonly adopted by patent laws in various countries and is also a standard confirmed by the World Trade Organization’s Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights.
2. Conditions for granting design patent rights
The design must be novel.
.The appearance design should be creative.
.It shall not conflict with the previously acquired legal rights of others.
3. Conditions for granting invention patents
(1) According to the provisions of Article 22 of this Law on the novelty of inventions and utility models, if the invention for which a patent is applied for has been disclosed before the filing date, it will lose its novelty. , cannot obtain patent rights, this is a basic principle. But this basic principle is not absolute and there are exceptions. Patent laws in many countries stipulate that within a certain period before the filing date, inventions and creations may be disclosed under certain circumstances without losing novelty, which is the so-called disclosure without loss of novelty. This article is the provision of my country’s patent law on disclosure without loss of novelty. (2) The time limit for disclosure without loss of novelty is stipulated in this article as within six months before the filing date. This period is also called the grace period, that is, if the circumstances specified in this law occur within six months before the filing date, the application will not lose its novelty. If a patent application is filed beyond this time limit, it is no longer novel and the patent right should not be granted.
(3) This article stipulates three situations where novelty will not be lost: . Exhibited for the first time at an international exhibition sponsored or recognized by the Chinese government. It has two meanings: First, it must be an international exhibition sponsored or recognized by the Chinese government. Second, it must be an international exhibition, that is, in addition to products from the host country, the exhibits on display should also include exhibits from foreign countries. .Published for the first time at a prescribed academic conference or technical conference. No loss of novelty. .Others disclose the content without the applicant’s consent.
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