It is a common fact that if there are any rights, they can be violated in one way or another.
Aside from this, the very rights may violate or conflict with the existing rights of third parties.
Hence, various disputes arise.
Types of rights violation
Using your intellectual property object by third parties on their products, in mass media, on the Internet. (The violators are the entire chain from the manufacturer to the retailer, including all the intermediaries.)
Imitating your intellectual property object.
Importing your products from other countries
Registering your intellectual property object by third parties in their name and filing claims against you, including financial claims.
Acquiring an intellectual property object that may interfere with the registration of your intellectual property object, by third parties in their name.
Ways to resolve disputes
The legislation establishes three possible ways to resolve disputable issues related to intellectual property rights:
Administrative - in the Federal Executive Body for Intellectual Property (Rospatent), namely in the Chamber for Patent Disputes.
Administrative - in the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS), in case of an antimonopoly legislation breach.
Judicial – in Аrbitration court or Courts of general jurisdiction, depending on the dispute nature.
