Exhibition Refuses To Infringing

　　 Exhibition Refusing to infringing the company. For some time, Chinese enterprises are often regarded as the focus of investigation in overseas exhibitions. Even some well-known global enterprises employ patent management companies to screen Chinese exhibitors at the exhibition site. Once they have found plagiarism or counterfeit exhibits, they apply for temporary injunction to the local courts, and quickly seal the exhibition booths of Chinese enterprises and restrict them to continue exhibiting.

Because of this, Chinese enterprises have been famous for a while. In 2007, at the consumer electronics, information and communications Expo (CeBIT) in Hannover, a number of Chinese enterprises' MP3 products were inspected.

Recently, domestic and international media coverage of China's exhibition infringement has been significantly reduced. Although the frequency of Chinese enterprises exhibiting abroad has increased, the phenomenon of infringement is rare. In April 27th, the 2012 Hannover Industrial Expo in Germany (hereinafter referred to as the Hannover Industrial Expo) came to a close. China, as a partner of the Hannover Industrial Expo, has a scale of 9000 square meters. There are few media reports about the infringement of Chinese enterprises.

German Customs latest statistics show that in the first quarter of this year, the number of infringing incidents of Frankfurt international paper products, office supplies exhibition in 2012 and the international Christmas gifts exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany in 2012 dropped by 40%.

Qiao Wenbao, a doctor and partner lawyer of Shanghai Da Bang law firm, believes that this is a very good sign, indicating that Chinese enterprises are very clear about the consequences of infringement.

With the increasing frequency of famous exhibitions at home and abroad, the enhancement of legal awareness and the enhancement of their own strength, Chinese enterprises have gradually learned to use legal weapons to safeguard their rights.