Intellectual Property Claim

Summary

1. Our Commitment

Geadwr respects valid intellectual property rights.

We do not intentionally use or authorize content that unlawfully infringes the rights of another person or organization.

If you believe material appearing on geadwr.com infringes your intellectual property rights, you may submit a claim using the process described below.

2. Types of Intellectual Property Claims

This policy may apply to claims involving:

• Copyright
• Trademarks
• Service marks
• Logos
• Trade dress
• Product images
• Product photography
• Written content
• Artwork
• Graphic designs
• Original illustrations
• Protected product designs
• Other legally protected intellectual property

3. Copyright Claims

A copyright claim may relate to unauthorized use of protected original works, such as:

• Photographs
• Product images
• Website text
• Illustrations
• Graphics
• Videos
• Artwork
• Original written materials

To help us evaluate a copyright claim, please clearly identify the protected work and the material on geadwr.com that you believe is infringing.

4. Trademark Claims

A trademark claim may relate to unauthorized use of:

• Brand names
• Registered trademarks
• Logos
• Service marks
• Trade dress
• Other source-identifying marks

Please provide information showing your rights in the applicable trademark and explain how the material on geadwr.com allegedly infringes those rights.

5. Product Image Claims

If you believe a product image displayed on geadwr.com belongs to you or is being used without authorization, please provide:

• The URL of the page containing the disputed image
• A description of the image
• Evidence showing ownership or authorization rights
• A link to or copy of the original work, where available

6. Design Rights Claims

If you believe a product, graphic, or other material infringes a protected design right, please provide sufficient information to identify:

• The protected design
• Your ownership or authorized interest
• The allegedly infringing material
• The basis for your claim

Where applicable, include relevant registration details.

7. Who May Submit a Claim

A claim should be submitted by:

• The intellectual property owner
• An authorized representative of the owner
• An attorney or agent authorized to act for the owner

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another person or organization, please confirm that you are authorized to act on their behalf.

8. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Send your claim to:

support@geadwr.com

Please use a clear subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim

Your notice should contain all relevant information described in this policy.

9. Information Required in a Claim

To allow us to review your claim efficiently, please include:

• Your full legal name
• Company or organization name, if applicable
• Email address
• Telephone number, if available
• Mailing address
• Identification of the intellectual property right involved
• Identification of the protected work, trademark, image, design, or other material
• Exact URL or URLs on geadwr.com where the disputed material appears
• Explanation of why you believe the use is unauthorized or infringing
• Evidence supporting your ownership or authorization
• Relevant registration number, if applicable
• Any additional supporting documentation
• A statement confirming that the information you provided is accurate

10. Evidence of Ownership

Supporting evidence may include:

• Copyright registration
• Trademark registration
• Original publication records
• Original image files
• Licensing agreements
• Assignment documents
• Product design registrations
• Dated source files
• Contracts establishing rights
• Other reliable ownership records

We may request additional information if the initial submission does not provide enough information to evaluate the claim.

11. Identification of the Disputed Material

Please identify the allegedly infringing material as specifically as possible.

Providing only the main website address may not be sufficient.

Where available, include:

• Product page URL
• Image URL
• Page title
• Product name
• Screenshot
• Description of the location of the disputed material

This helps us locate and review the material accurately.

12. Good-Faith Claims

Claims should be submitted in good faith.

You should have a reasonable basis to believe that the disputed use is not:

• Authorized by the rights owner
• Properly licensed
• Permitted by applicable law
• Otherwise lawfully used

Do not submit a claim merely because you dislike, compete with, or disagree with a product or website.

13. Accuracy of Claims

The information in your claim should be complete and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Knowingly submitting false, misleading, or materially inaccurate information may:

• Delay review
• Result in rejection of the claim
• Expose the claimant to potential legal consequences under applicable law

14. Our Review Process

After receiving a sufficiently detailed claim, we may:

• Review the information provided.
• Locate the disputed material.
• Review available ownership or licensing information.
• Request additional documentation if necessary.
• Contact relevant parties where appropriate.
• Remove, restrict, modify, or retain the material depending on the outcome of the review.

Submitting a claim does not automatically guarantee removal of content.

15. Incomplete Claims

If a claim does not contain enough information for us to identify the material or understand the alleged infringement, we may request additional information.

A claim may not be actionable if it lacks:

• Identification of the protected right
• Identification of the disputed material
• Contact information
• Supporting evidence
• A clear explanation of the alleged infringement

16. Removal or Restriction of Content

If we determine that material should be removed or restricted, we may take appropriate action, including:

• Removing an image
• Removing text
• Updating a product listing
• Disabling access to disputed content
• Removing other applicable materials

The action taken will depend on the specific circumstances and available information.

17. Restoration or Reinstatement

If disputed content was removed based on incomplete or incorrect information, we may restore it where appropriate after reviewing additional evidence.

We may also consider information provided by the person or entity responsible for the disputed material.

18. Response From the Affected Party

Where appropriate, a person or organization whose content is challenged may be given an opportunity to provide:

• Proof of ownership
• Licensing information
• Authorization documents
• Evidence of lawful use
• Other relevant information

We may consider this information as part of our review.

19. Counter-Information

If you believe material was removed or restricted because of an incorrect intellectual property claim, contact:

support@geadwr.com

Please provide:

• Your full name
• Identification of the affected material
• Original page URL, if available
• Explanation of why you believe the claim was incorrect
• Evidence supporting your right to use the material
• Relevant licenses, permissions, or ownership documentation

This process is separate from any formal statutory counter-notification procedure that may apply under specific law.

20. Repeat or Serious Infringement

Where we identify repeated, deliberate, or serious infringement, we may take additional action where appropriate.

This may include:

• Removing affected materials
• Restricting further publication
• Ending relationships with relevant content providers
• Taking other reasonable protective measures

21. Licensed Content

Some content appearing on geadwr.com may be:

• Licensed
• Supplied by authorized vendors
• Provided by service providers
• Used with permission
• Obtained from lawful commercial sources

The fact that material is not created directly by Geadwr does not necessarily mean that it is used without authorization.

22. Fair or Permitted Use

Some uses of protected material may be permitted under applicable law.

We will consider relevant legal exceptions and limitations when evaluating a claim.

A claim does not automatically establish infringement solely because protected material appears on the website.

23. Third-Party Content

Certain materials may originate from third-party suppliers, service providers, licensors, or other authorized sources.

If a claim concerns third-party-provided material, we may contact the applicable provider for:

• Ownership information
• Licensing documentation
• Authorization records
• Other relevant evidence

24. Trademark Nominative or Descriptive Use

In some circumstances, a trademark may be referenced lawfully for identification, compatibility, description, comparison, or other legally permitted purposes.

The presence of a third-party trademark does not necessarily imply:

• Ownership by Geadwr
• Sponsorship
• Endorsement
• Affiliation

unless expressly stated.

25. No False Affiliation

Geadwr does not intend to falsely represent sponsorship, endorsement, affiliation, or authorization by another brand or rights holder.

If you believe website content creates a materially misleading impression of affiliation, please submit a detailed claim for review.

26. Reporting Counterfeit Concerns

If you believe a product or listing raises a legitimate counterfeit concern, please contact:

support@geadwr.com

Provide:

• Product URL
• Brand name
• Trademark information
• Evidence of your rights
• Explanation of the concern
• Supporting documentation

We will review credible reports based on the information provided.

27. Confidential Information

Please do not send passwords, full payment card numbers, or unrelated sensitive personal information with an intellectual property claim.

Submit only information reasonably necessary to support the claim.

28. Privacy

Information submitted with an intellectual property claim may be used to:

• Evaluate the claim
• Verify ownership
• Contact the claimant
• Contact relevant third parties
• Resolve disputes
• Maintain records
• Comply with applicable law

Personal information is handled according to our Privacy Policy.

29. Sharing Claim Information

Where reasonably necessary, some information from a claim may be shared with:

• The person responsible for the disputed content
• Rights holders
• Legal advisors
• Service providers
• Authorities where legally required

We aim to limit sharing to information reasonably necessary for the applicable purpose.

30. No Legal Determination

Our review of an intellectual property claim is an operational assessment based on the information available to us.

We do not act as a court and do not make binding legal determinations regarding ownership or infringement.

Parties remain free to pursue rights and remedies available under applicable law.

31. Legal Rights and Remedies

Nothing in this policy prevents a rights holder or affected party from:

• Seeking independent legal advice
• Contacting relevant authorities
• Pursuing court remedies
• Using another statutory intellectual property process

This policy does not limit any legal rights available under applicable law.

32. Separate Copyright Notice Procedures

Where a specific formal copyright notice or statutory takedown procedure applies, claimants should follow the requirements of that procedure.

Geadwr may maintain a separate copyright or DMCA-related policy for notices that are subject to specific statutory requirements.

33. Abuse of the Claim Process

The intellectual property reporting process must not be used to:

• Harass another party
• Suppress lawful competition
• Submit knowingly false ownership claims
• Remove lawful content without a legitimate basis
• Interfere with legitimate business activity through misrepresentation

We may reject claims that appear abusive, fraudulent, or unsupported.

34. Response Time

We aim to review properly submitted intellectual property claims within a reasonable period.

The time required may vary depending on:

• Complexity of the claim
• Completeness of documentation
• Need for additional verification
• Number of works or URLs involved
• Responses required from third parties

Submitting complete documentation helps avoid unnecessary delays.

35. Updates to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy to reflect changes in:

• Website operations
• Intellectual property procedures
• Applicable legal requirements
• Business practices

Any revised version will be published on geadwr.com with an updated "Last Updated" date.

36. Related Policies

This policy should be read together with other applicable policies published on geadwr.com, including:

• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Disclaimer
• Cookie Policy
• Shipping Policy
• Return & Refund Policy
• Payment Methods
• Order Cancellation & Change Policy
• DMCA Policy, where applicable