How to obtain evidence of patent infringement
The evidence that the patentee needs to collect, There are roughly the following aspects:
1. Related Evidence of the circumstances of the infringer.
As the saying goes, know yourself and the enemy, and you will be victorious in every battle. Therefore, the patentee should first know the exact name, address, business nature, registered capital, number of employees, business scope, etc. of the infringer. It is important to understand these situations and what strategies the patentee should adopt to deal with patent infringement.
2. Evidence of infringement facts.
The prerequisite for patent infringement is that there must be infringement. Therefore, evidence proving that the infringer has actually committed acts that infringe patent rights is crucial in the process of dealing with infringement. Evidence in these areas includes physical objects, photos, product catalogs, sales invoices, purchase and sales contracts, etc. of the infringing items.
3. Evidence regarding damages.
The patentee may seek damages from the infringer. The amount of damages claimed may be the losses suffered by the patentee. However, the patentee must provide evidence to prove that due to the other party's infringement, the sales volume of its patented product has been reduced, or the sales price has been reduced, as well as other losses such as extra expenses or less income.
The above knowledge is the editor’s answer to relevant legal issues. If the patentee collects evidence of infringement, it can collect physical evidence, infringement pictures, etc. If there are difficulties in obtaining evidence, you may apply to the People's Court for assistance in collecting evidence. If readers need legal help, they are welcome to go to the Legal Savior Network for legal consultation.