Protecting Intellectual Property Rights

We recognize the rights protected by copyright, trademark, and other applicable intellectual property laws. Copyright owners, brand owners, creators, companies, and authorized representatives may contact us if they believe content on our website unlawfully uses protected material. This policy describes how those concerns can be submitted for review.

When This Procedure Applies

This reporting process covers website content that may improperly use copyrighted works, trademarks, brand assets, or other protected intellectual property. Visitors, customers, suppliers, partners, and other users of our website are expected to respect the rights of third parties. Rules concerning website access, purchases, and general use are addressed separately in our Terms of Service.

Submitting an Infringement Notice

If you own the relevant rights or are authorized to act for the rights holder, you may report content you reasonably believe infringes those rights. Your notice must identify the protected property, show where the material appears, and provide enough information to verify your identity and authority. Further information about DMCA copyright notices is available from the U.S. Copyright Office at copyright.gov.

Please provide the following information with your notice:

Type of Right: State whether your complaint concerns copyright, trademark, or another form of protected intellectual property.

Protected Work or Asset: Describe the work, mark, brand material, or other property involved, and include information confirming ownership or your authorization to represent the rights holder.

Exact Page Address: Provide the complete URL where the material appears on our website.

Good-Faith Statement: Confirm that you genuinely believe the reported use is not authorized by the rights holder, an authorized representative, or applicable law.

Contact Details: Include your full legal name, postal address, telephone number, and active email address for verification and follow-up.

Signature and Authority: Add a physical or electronic signature from the rights holder or an authorized representative.

Submitting Your Notice

You may send an intellectual property notice through our Contact Us page. We may review the information provided and, where appropriate, share the notice with the relevant party. When a report contains sufficient details, we may assess the material and supporting evidence based on the circumstances and applicable legal requirements. Depending on the outcome, access to the material may be restricted, its availability may be changed, or the material may be removed. Further action may be considered where repeated infringement is involved. The person submitting a notice is responsible for ensuring that all information, documents, evidence, and statements are accurate, complete, truthful, and submitted in good faith. False, fraudulent, misleading, or materially inaccurate notices may have legal consequences where applicable law permits.