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Trademark Infringement Notice_Original Title Trademark Infringement Notice Rewritten Title Overseas

Time:2026-01-06 Views:2

Notice of Overseas Service Trademark Infringement Dear XXX Law Firm: We are XXXX Overseas Service Company. We are submitting a trademark infringement notice to your firm. We hope that you will pay attention to and address the infringement issues we have raised. Our company registered and used the "XXXXX" trademark overseas in xxxx. This trademark is one of our core assets and has high commercial value. However, we discovered that your client has used the "XXXXY" trademark, which is highly similar to ours, overseas and on the Internet, and has promoted and marketed it in commercial activities. According to relevant laws and regulations, the unauthorized use of a trademark that is similar to another's constitutes trademark infringement. We believe that your client's actions constitute trademark infringement. We hereby formally notify you of this infringement and hope that you will cooperate and take the necessary legal measures to resolve this matter. Facts of infringement Our company compared our trademark "XXXXX" with your client's "XXXXY" and found that the two are highly similar in terms of font shape, color, and overall appearance, which could easily cause public confusion. Your client's use of the "XXXXY" trademark in its promotional activities has misled consumers and negatively impacted the popularity and reputation of our trademark. The infringement not only infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of our company, but also disrupts the market order. We hereby strongly urge your client to immediately cease using the "XXXXY" trademark and assume the corresponding legal responsibility. Legal basis According to Article 16 of the Trademark Law, a trademark registrant has the right to prohibit others from using a trademark that is similar to their registered trademark without permission. Using a similar trademark without the registrant's permission constitutes trademark infringement. Your client's actions clearly violate this legal provision. At the same time, the Anti-Unfair Competition Law also prohibits confusing conduct, and your client's use of similar trademarks constitutes such unfair competition. Your client's infringement has seriously disrupted normal market order and must be stopped by law. Requests and suggestions Based on the above facts and legal basis, our company hereby formally requests you to take necessary measures, including but not limited to requiring your clients to stop using and delete the "XXXXY" trademark, engage in activities that mislead consumers in the market in question, and compensate our company for the losses caused to our company as a result. We hope that your firm will take the infringement issues we have raised seriously and actively cooperate with the relevant investigation and resolution procedures to jointly maintain a fair competitive environment and business ethics in the market. We reserve the right to take further legal action to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests.

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