Intellectual Property Claim

1. Our Approach to Intellectual Property

Solverti aims to respect the rights of copyright owners, trademark holders, designers, photographers, creators, manufacturers, and other rights holders. We also recognize that online content can sometimes be uploaded, displayed, reproduced, or distributed without the permission of the person or organization that owns the applicable rights.

If you believe that material displayed on our website infringes your intellectual property rights, you may submit a detailed claim to our support team. Providing complete and accurate information helps us understand the concern and determine what action, if any, may be appropriate.

2. Types of Intellectual Property Concerns

Intellectual property claims may involve different categories of protected material. Depending on the circumstances, a claim may concern:

• Copyrighted photographs, illustrations, graphics, or other visual works.
• Written content, product descriptions, articles, or original text.
• Logos, brand names, and trademarks.
• Product designs or other protected creative works.
• Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of protected materials.
• Unauthorized use of original website content.
• Other intellectual property rights recognized under applicable law.

Not every disagreement about website content constitutes intellectual property infringement. A claim should identify the specific right involved and explain why the disputed material allegedly violates that right.

3. Copyright Claims

If you believe that a photograph, graphic, written work, illustration, product image, or other copyrighted material appearing on Solverti has been used without authorization, please provide sufficient information for us to identify both the original work and the material that you believe infringes it.

Where possible, include direct website links to the relevant material. Clear identification allows us to review the reported content more efficiently.

4. Trademark Claims

If you believe that a name, logo, symbol, product presentation, or other material on Solverti improperly uses a trademark or creates an unauthorized association with a trademark owner, your claim should identify the trademark and explain the basis for your concern.

Trademark rights can vary by jurisdiction, class of goods or services, registration status, and other factors. Solverti may request additional information where necessary to understand the specific rights being asserted.

5. Information Required for an Intellectual Property Claim

To help us review an intellectual property complaint, please provide as much of the following information as reasonably available:

Information	What to Provide
Claimant Information	Your full name and, where applicable, the name of the company, organization, or rights holder you represent.
Contact Information	A valid email address and other contact information that allows us to communicate with you regarding the claim.
Protected Work	A description of the copyrighted work, trademark, design, or other intellectual property you believe is being infringed.
Ownership or Authority	Information explaining your ownership of the relevant rights or your authorization to act on behalf of the rights holder.
Location of Original Work	A URL or other reference showing where the original protected work can be reviewed, when available.
Reported Material	The URL, product page, image, text, or other specific material on Solverti that you believe infringes your rights.
Explanation	A clear explanation of how the reported material allegedly infringes the identified intellectual property right.
Supporting Documentation	Relevant registration information, authorization documents, original publication information, or other evidence that may assist the review.

6. Identification of the Reported Material

A claim should identify the specific material at issue rather than referring generally to the entire website. For example, if the concern relates to a particular product image, identify the relevant product page and image.

If multiple items are involved, provide a separate list of the relevant URLs or clearly identify each item. This can help prevent confusion and allow the reported material to be reviewed individually.

7. Proof of Ownership or Authorization

Intellectual property claims should generally be submitted by the rights holder or by a person authorized to act on the rights holder's behalf.

If you are submitting a claim for another person or organization, please explain your relationship with the rights holder and provide appropriate information demonstrating your authority to submit the claim when reasonably necessary.

8. Statement of Good Faith

When submitting an intellectual property claim, you should make the complaint honestly and in good faith. The information provided should be accurate to the best of your knowledge and should identify the specific basis for the complaint.

Claims submitted without a legitimate basis, claims containing materially false information, or claims intended to improperly remove lawful content may delay review and may have consequences under applicable law.

9. Review Process

After receiving a claim, Solverti may review the information provided, examine the identified content, request additional information, and determine what response may be appropriate.

Step	Review Stage	What May Happen
1	Submission	The claimant sends the intellectual property complaint and supporting information.
2	Initial Review	Solverti reviews whether the complaint contains sufficient information to identify the concern.
3	Verification	Additional information or documentation may be requested when necessary.
4	Content Review	The reported material may be reviewed in relation to the rights and information identified in the claim.
5	Response	Appropriate action may be considered based on the circumstances, available information, and applicable requirements.

Submission of a claim does not automatically mean that reported content will be removed. Each complaint may require an individual review based on the facts and information provided.

10. Possible Actions Following a Claim

Depending on the circumstances, applicable rights, and information available during review, Solverti may take one or more appropriate actions, which may include:

• Requesting additional information from the claimant.
• Reviewing the reported product page or website content.
• Temporarily restricting access to disputed material while a matter is reviewed.
• Removing or modifying content where appropriate.
• Contacting a relevant content provider or other party for clarification.
• Declining to take action when the claim is insufficient or unsupported.
• Taking other reasonable steps consistent with applicable law and our policies.

11. Counter-Information and Disputed Claims

In some circumstances, the person responsible for the reported content may have information indicating that the material is authorized, independently created, licensed, or otherwise permitted to be used.

Where appropriate, Solverti may consider relevant information from the parties involved before determining what action should be taken. The existence of a claim alone does not necessarily establish infringement.

12. Third-Party Content

Some content associated with an online store may originate from third-party providers, service partners, manufacturers, suppliers, or other external sources. If a complaint concerns material supplied by a third party, Solverti may need to contact the relevant party or request documentation concerning the rights to use that material.

Third-party ownership, licensing, and authorization issues may require information that is not immediately available to Solverti. This can affect the time required to review a claim.

13. Product Images and Descriptions

Product pages may contain photographs, descriptions, specifications, graphics, or other materials associated with products offered through the store. If you believe that any such material belongs to you or another rights holder and has been used without authorization, please identify the exact material and provide information supporting your claim.

If the material was provided to Solverti by a manufacturer, supplier, distributor, or other partner, additional verification may be necessary before a final action is considered.

14. Website Text and Original Content

Solverti may publish original text relating to products, website functionality, customer information, policies, and other store operations. Unauthorized copying or reproduction of protected original content may raise intellectual property concerns.

If you believe that your original written work has been copied or reproduced on the Solverti website without authorization, provide the original work, its location, the allegedly copied material, and any information that helps establish your ownership.

15. Logos, Brand Names, and Trademarks

Names, logos, marks, and other brand identifiers may be protected by trademark or other intellectual property laws. A complaint involving a trademark should clearly identify the mark, the relevant registration or ownership information where applicable, and the specific use that is being challenged.

Solverti may request additional information where the relationship between the claimant, trademark owner, and reported material is unclear.

16. Repeat or Multiple Claims

If multiple intellectual property concerns are submitted, please organize the information clearly and identify each separate item. Combining several unrelated allegations without sufficient identifying information may make the review process more difficult.

For recurring concerns involving the same type of content, claimants may provide a consolidated explanation together with a complete list of affected URLs or materials.

17. False or Misleading Claims

Intellectual property complaint procedures should not be used to intentionally suppress lawful content, interfere with legitimate business activity, or make unsupported allegations against another party.

If a claim contains information that is materially false or misleading, Solverti may consider that information when evaluating the complaint and any subsequent communication.

18. Privacy and Claim Information

Information submitted as part of an intellectual property claim may be used to evaluate the complaint, communicate with the claimant, verify relevant details, and administer the applicable review process.

Claimants should avoid including unnecessary personal information. Please review the Solverti Privacy Policy for additional information about how personal information may be collected, used, stored, and disclosed.

19. No Waiver of Rights

Nothing on this page should be interpreted as a waiver of any intellectual property rights, legal rights, defenses, remedies, or other rights available to Solverti, a claimant, a content provider, or another affected party under applicable law.

This page describes an internal process for submitting intellectual property concerns and does not determine the legal ownership or validity of any intellectual property right.

20. Legal Notices

If you believe a matter requires a formal legal notice, please provide the relevant information in writing and clearly identify the legal basis of your request. Depending on the nature of the matter, additional procedures or documentation may be required.

Nothing on this page limits any rights or obligations that cannot legally be limited by a website policy or administrative procedure.

21. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

To submit a claim, send the relevant information to our support team using the contact details below. The subject line should clearly indicate that the message concerns an Intellectual Property Claim.

Please include the specific URLs or descriptions of the material involved, identify the intellectual property right you believe has been affected, explain the basis of your claim, and provide supporting information where available.

Required Area	Recommended Information
Your Identity	Full name and organization, if applicable.
Contact Details	Email address and another appropriate contact method.
Rights Involved	Copyright, trademark, design right, or another applicable intellectual property right.
Original Work	Description and location of the original protected work.
Reported Content	Exact Solverti URL, product page, image, text, or other material at issue.
Reason for Claim	A clear explanation of why the reported material allegedly infringes your rights.
Supporting Evidence	Relevant registration records, original publication information, licensing records, or authorization documents where applicable.

22. Contact Solverti

23. Intellectual Property Claim Summary

Solverti respects intellectual property rights and provides a process for rights holders or authorized representatives to report concerns involving potentially unauthorized content on our website.

A useful claim should identify the claimant, the intellectual property involved, the original protected work, the specific Solverti material being challenged, the basis of the complaint, and supporting information where available. Clear and accurate submissions help us review concerns more effectively.

Claims are reviewed based on the information available and the circumstances of each matter. Submission of a complaint does not automatically establish infringement or guarantee removal of reported content.

To submit an intellectual property concern, contact [email protected] with the subject line “Intellectual Property Claim.”