DMCA

1. Respect for Copyright

Timlassaire recognizes the importance of protecting original creative works. Copyright may protect photographs, written content, graphics, artwork, illustrations, videos, product imagery, software, and other original works depending on applicable law.

We take legitimate copyright complaints seriously and may review properly submitted notifications concerning potentially infringing material displayed or made available through our website.

2. What Is the DMCA?

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, commonly referred to as the DMCA, is a United States federal law addressing various copyright-related matters in the digital environment.

Among other provisions, the DMCA establishes procedures through which copyright owners or authorized representatives may notify certain online service providers of alleged copyright infringement.

This policy describes the process Timlassaire uses for receiving and reviewing copyright infringement notifications. It does not constitute legal advice.

3. When to Submit a DMCA Notification

You may submit a DMCA notification if you are the copyright owner or an authorized representative and have a good-faith belief that copyrighted material is being used on the Timlassaire website without authorization.

Before submitting a notification, please consider whether the use may be authorized by the copyright owner, covered by a license, permitted by applicable law, or otherwise lawful.

4. Information Required in a DMCA Notification

To help us evaluate a copyright complaint, your notification should contain sufficient information to identify the copyrighted work and the material allegedly infringing it.

5. Identifying the Copyrighted Work

Please provide a sufficiently detailed description of the copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed. If multiple works are involved, identify each work or provide a representative list where appropriate.

If the original work is available online, providing a URL to the authorized version can help us understand the nature of your claim.

Examples may include an original photograph, illustration, written article, graphic design, video, artwork, or other copyrightable material.

6. Identifying the Allegedly Infringing Material

A notification should identify the exact location of the material that you believe infringes your copyright. Whenever possible, provide the direct URL to the relevant Timlassaire webpage.

If a direct URL is not available, provide enough information to allow us to locate the material, such as the product name, page title, image description, or other identifying details.

7. Good-Faith Belief

A valid notification should include a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the identified material is not authorized by the copyright owner, the copyright owner's agent, or applicable law.

This requirement is important because not every use of copyrighted material necessarily constitutes infringement. Certain uses may be authorized by a license, permission, applicable law, or another legal exception.

8. Accuracy and Authority Statement

Your notification should also confirm that the information provided is accurate and, where applicable, that you are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

Submitting intentionally false or misleading information may have legal consequences. Please provide only information that you reasonably believe to be accurate.

9. Signature Requirement

A DMCA notification should include a physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf.

An electronic signature may generally be provided by typing the authorized person's name where appropriate.

10. How We Review Notifications

Timlassaire may review a properly submitted notification to determine whether it contains sufficient information to identify the claimed copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing material, and the reporting party's authority.

11. Possible Actions Following a Notification

Depending on the circumstances and the information provided, Timlassaire may take appropriate action concerning allegedly infringing material.

• Request additional information from the reporting party.
• Review the identified material.
• Contact a relevant supplier, partner, or content provider.
• Temporarily restrict access to the disputed material.
• Remove or disable access to material where appropriate.
• Decline to take action if the notification is insufficient or unsupported.
• Take other measures that may be appropriate under applicable law.

Submission of a notification does not automatically mean that the reported material will be removed.

12. Counter-Notification

If material is removed or access is restricted as a result of a copyright complaint, the affected party may have an opportunity to submit a counter-notification where permitted by applicable law.

A counter-notification should explain why the affected party believes the material was removed or restricted in error or why the use of the material is authorized.

Depending on the circumstances, Timlassaire may review a counter-notification and determine the appropriate next step.

13. Information Typically Included in a Counter-Notification

Where applicable, a counter-notification should generally provide enough information to identify the material that was removed or restricted and explain the basis for requesting restoration.

• Identification of the material that was removed or restricted.
• The previous location of the material, where available.
• A statement explaining why the material was removed or restricted in error.
• Contact information for the submitting party.
• Any required legal statements or confirmations.
• An appropriate physical or electronic signature.

14. Copyright Ownership Evidence

Timlassaire may request information supporting the reporting party's ownership or authority. Depending on the circumstances, useful evidence may include copyright registration information, original publication records, creation records, licensing documentation, or other credible evidence.

A copyright registration is not necessarily required for every copyright claim, but supporting information may help us evaluate the complaint.

15. Claims Involving Product Photography

If you believe a photograph displayed on a Timlassaire product page is your copyrighted work, please identify the original photograph and explain your ownership or authorization.

Providing a link to the original authorized publication, where available, can help us compare the original work with the material identified in your complaint.

16. Claims Involving Written Content

If your complaint concerns written content, identify the original copyrighted work and the specific Timlassaire content that allegedly reproduces or copies it.

Please provide enough information to distinguish the original work from independently created or commonly used language.

17. Claims Involving Graphics or Artwork

For graphics, illustrations, artwork, logos, or other visual works, please identify the original work and the location where the allegedly infringing version appears on the Timlassaire website.

Supporting files, links, registration information, or other evidence may be included when relevant.

18. Third-Party Content

Certain content displayed on the Timlassaire website may originate from vendors, manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, or other third parties.

If a copyright complaint concerns third-party material, Timlassaire may contact the relevant party or take other appropriate action based on the information available.

19. Fraudulent or Abusive Notifications

DMCA procedures should not be used to make false claims, harass other parties, interfere with lawful business activity, or obtain removal of material that is not actually infringing.

Timlassaire may consider the credibility and completeness of submitted information and may take appropriate action regarding repeated or clearly abusive notifications.

20. Privacy and Personal Information

Personal information included in a DMCA notification may be used to review the complaint, communicate with the reporting party, investigate the alleged infringement, maintain records, and comply with applicable legal obligations.

Information may be shared with relevant parties where reasonably necessary to process or resolve a copyright dispute or comply with legal requirements.

21. No Legal Advice

This DMCA Policy is provided for informational and procedural purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship between Timlassaire and any person submitting a notification.

If you are uncertain about your rights, the validity of a copyright claim, fair use, licensing, or another copyright issue, you should consult a qualified legal professional.

22. Relationship to Other Policies

This DMCA Policy works alongside the Timlassaire Intellectual Property Claim Policy, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and other applicable website policies.

23. Changes to This DMCA Policy

Timlassaire may update this DMCA Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our procedures, website operations, business practices, or applicable legal requirements.

Any revised version will be published on this page with an updated effective date. We encourage rights holders and website users to review this policy periodically.

24. Submit a DMCA Notification

To submit a copyright infringement notification, please contact Timlassaire using the information below. For faster review, please use "DMCA Copyright Claim" as the subject of your email.

Please include all relevant information described in this policy, including identification of the copyrighted work, the location of the allegedly infringing material, your contact information, your authority to act, the required good-faith and accuracy statements, and your signature.