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These documents address unauthorized use of protected works and ownership conflicts across multiple US jurisdictions. You can find specialized templates like the Copyright infringement cease and desist letter and the DMCA and Trademark infringement notice and counter notification policy. This category focuses on enforcement and takedown procedures rather than the initial registration of trademarks or copyrights.

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California (US)
Laws Concerning Employment Agreements and Intellectual Property Assignment (GitHub)
This statutory compilation outlines state-specific laws governing how and when an employee must assign intellectual property to an employer. It details the legal limits on invention assignment clauses across multiple US states including California, Delaware, and Washington.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Report Copyright or Trademark Infringement by Mozilla
This document allows copyright and trademark owners to request the removal of infringing content from a company's services. It outlines the specific information required for a DMCA Notice and the subsequent Counter Notification process for users who believe their content was removed in error.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Content Removal Policies Guide To Submitting A DMCA Takedown Notice (GitHub)
This guide outlines the specific information a platform requires to process a DMCA takedown request for alleged copyright infringement. It provides detailed instructions on identifying infringing code, forked repositories, and the necessary legal declarations required by U.S. law.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Content Removal Policies Dmca Takedown Policy (GitHub)
This policy explains how the company complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) regarding user-generated content. It details the process for copyright owners to submit takedown notices and for users to respond with counter notices to resolve infringement claims.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Content Removal Policies Github Trademark Policy (GitHub)
This policy outlines how a platform manages trademark disputes and reports of unauthorized brand use. It defines what constitutes a violation, provides an reporting procedure for rights holders, and specifies the information required to investigate infringement claims.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Content Removal Policies Submitting Content Removal Requests (GitHub)
This guidance document explains how to request the removal of infringing or private content from a hosting platform. It outlines specific procedures for DMCA copyright takedowns, trademark disputes, and the removal of confidential private information.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
Copyright Infringement Notice by EasyLegalDocs
This formal notice demands that a party stop using protected materials without permission. It identifies the copyrighted work and requires the infringing party to provide written confirmation of compliance by a specified deadline.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
England & Wales
Copyright Cease and Desist Letter by EasyLegalDocs
This formal notice demands that a party stop using copyrighted material without permission and remove the infringing content by a specified deadline. It outlines the threat of legal action and statutory damages if the recipient fails to comply with demands to destroy or return all copies of the work.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
US
Report Copyright or Trademark Infringement by Mozilla
This document outlines the process for reporting copyright or trademark infringement to Mozilla, following the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) procedures. It details what information a copyright or trademark owner needs to provide in a notice, where to send it, and what happens next. It also explains how an alleged infringer can file a counter-notification if they believe their content was removed in error.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
US
15. Content Removal Policies - Guide to Submitting a DMCA Takedown Notice
This guide provides comprehensive instructions for submitting a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Takedown Notice to GitHub. It details the essential information required for a valid complaint, outlines legal considerations such as the penalty of perjury, and offers advice on investigating claims, especially concerning software code. The document also clarifies GitHub's role and the potential for counter-notices.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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