Protecting intellectual property is a real and serious necessity for business owners in this digital age. The idea that anything posted online is “fair game” to be used by others is the result of misconceptions and misunderstanding of intellectual property laws and respect for the creators.
With this copyright infringement kit, intellectual property creators become equipped with information to protect their creations, as well as the steps and legal forms needed to defend intellectual property rights.
Included in this kit:
This is the essential kit for anyone wanting to enforce their legal rights in their work.
This bundle includes the following:
2 Demand Letters: these letters are sent to the company or individual who infringes on your images; provides notice and seeks the compensation for the infringing use of your images. Includes two versions: one for registered images, one for unregistered images.
Settlement agreement template: this document outlines the official agreement between the photographer/creator and the infringing party related to the infringement.
1 DMCA/Takedown Notice: notice to be sent to the internet service provider to have infringing material removed
Letters included have examples to help you along!
All documents written specifically on United States Law.
*This savings is calculated based on a $350 hourly drafting rate. Estimations may vary by jurisdiction. These document should not substitute for an attorney.
Rachel Brenke is an active practicing lawyer for photographers who intimately understands laws that impact people just like you — making TheLawTog the best solution for your photography contract templates.
She knows the proper legal and strategic items to include in your contract so you’re protected + offering customer service + setting expectations.
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