What Does a Patent Litigation Attorney Do?

Intellectual property litigation lawyers are lawyers who have obtained the qualifications of a lawyer and accept the client's entrustment to deal with litigation and law-related matters such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and unfair competition. With the development of the market economy and the improvement of the rule of law, intellectual property litigation has been increasing year by year. Due to the characteristics of intellectual property, the characteristics of intellectual property litigation lawyers as distinguished from general civil litigation lawyers have gradually become prominent.

IP Litigation Attorney

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Business Scope

1. Acting for patent infringement lawsuits. Patent infringement lawsuits refer to lawsuits caused by patentees' illegal infringement of patent rights ^[1] .

2. Acting for patent licensing contract disputes. Patent contract litigation refers to litigation caused by non-performance or partial performance of patent implementation license contracts or patent transfer contracts.

3. Acting for patent disputes

4. Acting for patent administrative litigation cases, including: administrative litigation filed by a party against the decision of the Patent Reexamination Board to maintain a reexamination decision of a patent application or a decision to invalidate a request for invalidation; the party refused to accept a specific administrative action made by the State Intellectual Property Office (including Administrative reconsideration decision) and an administrative lawsuit with him as the defendant; an administrative lawsuit filed by a party dissatisfied with the decision of the local intellectual property management department to stop the infringement, or to make a decision on impersonating another person's patent or imposing a patent.

5. Acting for trademark ownership disputes

6. Acting for trademark infringement lawsuits

7. Acting for trademark contract disputes

8. Acting for trademark administrative litigation cases

9. Agent software and copyright lawsuits and copyright infringement disputes

10. Acting for unfair competition and infringement disputes

11. Representing litigation cases involving commercial secret violations

12. Representing other intellectual property litigation cases