I will draft a dmca takedown notice or copyright counter notice
US IP Attorney ,Cease and Desist, DMCA and Brand Protection
About this Gig
Has someone stolen your artwork, photos, or software and posted it online? Or worsehas a malicious competitor filed a fake copyright strike against your Amazon or Shopify store, unfairly taking down your best-selling product?
You need immediate legal action under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
As a US Intellectual Property Attorney, I specialize in aggressive DMCA enforcement. Whether you need to rip stolen content off the internet, or fight back against a fraudulent strike to restore your e-commerce listings, I provide the precise legal drafting required by major platforms.
What I draft for you:
- DMCA Takedown Notices: Forcing Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, Google, and web hosts to legally remove stolen content.
- DMCA Counter-Notices: Aggressively fighting back against false copyright claims to reinstate your suspended products.
- Platform Appeals: Legal arguments structured to satisfy strict corporate legal departments.
Why choose Attorney Hargrov?
- Qualified US IP Attorney
- Federal DMCA laws utilized
- Aggressive platform enforcement
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Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
Document type:
DMCA claims
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Cease and desist
Agreement type:
Legal notice
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Cease and desist
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FAQ
Will a DMCA Takedown force the website to remove the content?
Yes. Under US Federal Law, web hosts and platforms (like Shopify or AWS) must remove stolen content when they receive a legally compliant DMCA notice, otherwise they become legally liable for the copyright infringement themselves.
What happens after we submit a DMCA Counter-Notice?
When we submit a formal Counter-Notice stating the strike was false, the platform gives the accuser 10 to 14 business days to file a federal lawsuit. If they do not sue you (which malicious competitors rarely do), the platform is legally required to restore your listing.
