DMCA

DMCA Takedown and Counter-Notification Procedure

Once we have verified receipt of a properly submitted DMCA takedown notice, our legal team will proceed to remove or restrict access to the material identified in the complaint. This action is taken in full compliance with the requirements of the DMCA and relevant legal policies.

Please keep in mind that the information included in the original takedown notice—including your full contact information—may be forwarded to the person responsible for the allegedly infringing content. This helps ensure fairness and provides the accused party with an opportunity to dispute the claim.

Submitting a Counter-Notification

If you are that party and believe the content was removed due to a mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notice. Your notice must include:

• Identification of the content in question and the web address where it was previously posted.
• Your legal name, current address, email, and phone number.
• A sworn statement made under penalty of perjury stating your good faith belief that the removal was an error.
• An acceptance of jurisdiction in the federal court in your district, or any applicable U.S. court if you reside outside the country.
• Your signature, which may be physical or digital.

If we receive a valid counter-notification, and no legal action is taken by the original complainant within the required period, the material may be restored.