Trademark Infringement Civil Complaint_Law Firm Sues Overseas Service Trademark Infringement Case
Time:2026-01-06 Views:2
Case Summary
Party A is a law firm that provides services overseas. Its registered trademark is "律所海外服务." Party B, an overseas services company, has unauthorizedly used a trademark that is highly similar to Party A's, "律所服務海外," allegedly infringing Party A's trademark rights. Party A believes Party B's actions constitute trademark infringement and has filed a lawsuit against Party B, requesting the court order that Party B cease the infringing conduct and compensate for losses.
Facts of infringement
Party B independently designed the trademark "Law Firm Services Overseas," which is highly similar to Party A's trademark "Law Firm Services Overseas" in sound, form, and meaning, and is likely to cause public confusion. Party B's actions have actually harmed Party A's commercial interests and infringed upon its trademark rights.
Legal basis
According to the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law, without the permission of the trademark owner, others may not use a mark that is identical or similar to a registered trademark on the same or similar goods. Party B's trademark design is highly similar to Party A's trademark, and the services they provide are identical or similar. The facts of infringement are clear and unequivocal.
Damage consequences
Because Party B used a trademark similar to Party A's trademark without authorization, the public has become confused about Party A's brand recognition, which in turn has affected Party A's reputation and competitive advantage in overseas markets, causing economic losses and damage to Party A's goodwill.
Litigation Request
Based on the above infringement facts and legal basis, Party A hereby brings a lawsuit to the court, requesting the court to order Party B to cease the infringement, immediately stop using the trademark involved in this case, compensate Party A for the economic losses suffered due to the infringement, and bear the corresponding legal liability.
Evidence presentation
Party A will provide supporting evidence, including its registered trademark certificate, trademark design materials, and a list of economic losses, to demonstrate that Party B's trademark design is significantly similar to Party A's and that Party B's infringement has caused actual economic damage to Party A. We hope the court will comprehensively consider the evidence and render a fair ruling.