Intellectual Property Claim

Last Updated: August 22, 2026

At Paivilee, we respect intellectual property rights and expect our customers, partners, contributors, and other website users to do the same. This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to report content on the Paivilee website that you believe infringes your copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights.

Paivilee takes legitimate intellectual property concerns seriously and will review properly submitted claims in accordance with applicable laws and our internal procedures.

1. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies to intellectual property concerns involving content appearing on the Paivilee website, including but not limited to:

• Product photographs
• Product descriptions
• Website text
• Logos
• Brand names
• Graphics
• Illustrations
• Videos
• Marketing materials
• Website designs
• Other protected creative or commercial content

This policy is intended for rights holders and authorized representatives who believe that material available through Paivilee infringes their intellectual property rights.

2. Types of Intellectual Property Claims

A claim may involve different types of intellectual property rights.

Copyright

Copyright claims may concern original creative works, such as:

• Photographs
• Written content
• Illustrations
• Graphics
• Videos
• Original designs
• Other creative works

Trademark

Trademark claims may concern unauthorized use of protected:

• Brand names
• Logos
• Service marks
• Trade names
• Other trademark-protected identifiers

Other Intellectual Property Rights

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, concerns may also involve other intellectual property rights.

If you believe your rights have been violated, please provide sufficient information for Paivilee to understand the nature of your claim.

3. Before Submitting a Claim

Before submitting an intellectual property complaint, please consider whether the use you are reporting may be authorized.

For example, content may be used with permission, under a license, or in another circumstance permitted by applicable law.

Submitting inaccurate or knowingly false claims may result in delays and may have legal consequences.

If you are not the rights holder, you should be authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder before submitting a claim.

4. Information Required for a Claim

To help us review your claim efficiently, please provide as much of the following information as reasonably possible:

Providing complete and accurate information can help us review your complaint more efficiently.

5. Copyright Claims

If you believe material displayed on Paivilee infringes your copyright, please provide a detailed description of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed.

Where possible, include:

• Title or description of the original work
• Date or approximate date of creation
• Evidence of ownership
• Original publication location
• URL of the allegedly infringing Paivilee material
• Explanation of the unauthorized use

If the copyrighted work is available online, providing the location of the original work may help us verify the claim.

6. Trademark Claims

If you believe Paivilee content infringes your trademark rights, please provide:

• Trademark owner's name
• Trademark name or logo
• Registration information, if applicable
• Jurisdiction of registration
• Registration number, if applicable
• Description of the protected goods or services
• Location of the allegedly infringing material
• Explanation of the alleged infringement
• Evidence demonstrating your rights

Trademark claims should clearly explain how the reported use may create confusion or otherwise violate the applicable trademark rights.

7. Ownership or Authorization

You should submit an intellectual property claim only if you:

• Own the relevant intellectual property rights; or
• Are legally authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another person or company, please explain your relationship to the rights holder and provide information demonstrating your authority when reasonably necessary.

8. Location of Allegedly Infringing Content

Please identify the specific Paivilee page, product, image, text, or other material that you believe infringes your rights.

Whenever possible, provide the complete website URL.

If the material appears on a product page, please include:

• Product name
• Product URL
• Screenshot, if available
• Description of the material at issue

Specific identification helps us distinguish the reported material from other content on the website.

9. Good-Faith Statement

A valid claim should include a statement confirming that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the identified material is not authorized by the intellectual property owner, its agent, or applicable law.

Your statement should accurately reflect your understanding of the circumstances.

10. Accuracy and Authority Statement

You should also confirm that the information contained in your claim is accurate and that you are the intellectual property owner or authorized to act on the owner's behalf.

False, misleading, incomplete, or malicious complaints may delay the review process and may not receive further action.

11. Electronic Signature

Where appropriate, your claim should include your name as an electronic signature or other confirmation demonstrating that the complaint is being submitted by the rights holder or an authorized representative.

A typed full name may be used where an electronic signature is appropriate.

12. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Please send intellectual property claims to:

Paivilee
Email: support@paivilee.com

Use a subject line such as:

"Intellectual Property Claim"

Please include all relevant information in the email body or attach supporting documentation where appropriate.

For security reasons, do not send unnecessary sensitive personal information or confidential credentials.

13. Review Process

After receiving a claim, Paivilee may review the information provided to determine whether the complaint contains sufficient details for further consideration.

Our review may include:

1. Confirming that the reported content can be identified.
2. Reviewing the intellectual property information provided.
3. Reviewing the allegedly infringing material.
4. Assessing the information supporting the claim.
5. Requesting additional information when necessary.
6. Taking appropriate action based on the circumstances and applicable law.

The time required to review a claim may vary depending on its complexity and the amount of information provided.

14. Possible Actions

Depending on the circumstances, Paivilee may take appropriate action concerning reported material.

Possible actions may include:

• Removing or restricting access to content.
• Disabling access to specific material.
• Requesting additional information.
• Contacting the relevant party.
• Reviewing related content.
• Taking other measures reasonably appropriate to the situation.

Submitting a claim does not guarantee that specific action will be taken.

15. Counterclaims and Disputes

If content is removed or restricted following an intellectual property complaint, the affected party may contact Paivilee to explain why they believe the action was incorrect or that they have authorization to use the material.

Any response should include:

• Identification of the affected content
• Explanation of the dispute
• Evidence of authorization or ownership when applicable
• Relevant supporting information
• Contact information

Paivilee may review the response and determine whether further action is appropriate.

16. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate and permitted by applicable law, Paivilee may take additional measures concerning repeated or serious intellectual property infringement.

Such measures may include restricting access to content or accounts associated with repeated violations.

The action taken will depend on the circumstances, available evidence, and applicable legal requirements.

17. Product Images and Creative Content

Paivilee recognizes that product photography, promotional graphics, written descriptions, and other creative materials may be protected by intellectual property rights.

If you believe a particular image, description, graphic, or other creative work displayed on our website belongs to you or your organization and is being used without authorization, please submit a detailed claim.

Please identify the original work and the specific Paivilee material at issue.

18. Trademark and Brand Concerns

Paivilee also takes concerns regarding unauthorized use of trademarks seriously.

A trademark complaint should clearly identify:

• The protected trademark
• The trademark owner
• Registration details when applicable
• The Paivilee material using the mark
• The location of that material
• The reason the use is allegedly unauthorized or infringing

A trademark registration number or other ownership documentation can be helpful when available.

19. Supporting Documentation

Supporting evidence may help us evaluate an intellectual property claim.

Depending on the type of complaint, relevant documentation may include:

• Copyright registration information
• Trademark registration information
• Original publication records
• Licensing documentation
• Ownership records
• Authorization letters
• Screenshots
• URLs
• Other relevant evidence

Please provide only information reasonably necessary to support your claim.

20. Confidential Information

Do not include passwords, payment credentials, complete financial information, or other unnecessary sensitive information in an intellectual property complaint.

If supporting documentation contains sensitive information that is not necessary to establish your claim, consider removing or redacting it before submission.

Information submitted as part of a claim may need to be reviewed by appropriate personnel or service providers involved in handling the complaint.

21. No Guarantee of Immediate Removal

Paivilee aims to review legitimate intellectual property concerns promptly, but we cannot guarantee that content will be removed immediately after a complaint is submitted.

A claim may require additional information, verification, investigation, or communication with relevant parties.

The outcome of each complaint will depend on the facts and circumstances of the individual case.

22. False or Misleading Claims

Intellectual property complaints should be submitted in good faith and contain accurate information.

Do not submit a claim:

• To harass another party.
• To interfere with legitimate business activity.
• Without a reasonable basis.
• On behalf of a rights holder without authorization.
• Containing knowingly false information.

Paivilee may decline to act on claims that appear fraudulent, abusive, incomplete, or unsupported.

23. Relationship to Other Policies

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy should be read together with Paivilee's other applicable policies, including:

• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Disclaimer
• Cookie Policy
• Return & Refund Policy
• Shipping Policy

Nothing in this policy is intended to limit rights or remedies that cannot legally be limited.

24. Policy Updates

Paivilee may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our website, business practices, applicable laws, or intellectual property procedures.

Any updated version will be published on this page with a revised Last Updated date.

25. Contact Paivilee

If you believe that material appearing on the Paivilee website infringes your intellectual property rights, please contact us with a complete and accurate claim.

Paivilee
Email: support@paivilee.com
Support Hours: 8:00 AM–7:00 PM EST
Days: Monday–Saturday

For the fastest review, please include the specific URL, identify the intellectual property involved, explain the alleged infringement, and provide appropriate evidence of ownership or authorization.

Paivilee will review legitimate intellectual property concerns in good faith and take appropriate action where warranted.