Legal Support for Ecommerce Company - esp Copyright Issues
Job Details
Job ID : 8904
Job Title : Legal Support for Ecommerce Company - esp Copyright Issues
Job Location : Remote
Job Status : Bid Accepted
Job Description
We have contacted the website and received no response and the photos remain on their site.
We need someone to help us to get these photos removed. It is not just a case of 1 or 2 photos, most of the webiste uses our images.
Job Budget
Budget Range : Prefer not to disclose
Budget Type : Per Hour
Additional Information
Attached files : None
Client HistoryJobs Posted: 23
Jobs Awarded: 15
Jobs Cancelled: 3
Bidding ends : Bidding Closed
Job posted :
03/06/2009 11:32 am
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Amount:
£240.00 Per Hour
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By Shona on 05/06/2009 08:13 am | Report This Message | |
| With due respect to the previous post, Australian ecommerce laws may afford you broader international protection to your images, is your competitors website hosted outside of the UK? | |||
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By Client (Michael P) on 03/06/2009 09:06 pm | Report This Message | |
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Edward Thank you very much for your advice. I appreciate all the help I can get with this. My hope is that a solicitors letter will convince the other site to remove the images. They appear to be a very small company and the financial impact of what they have done is very limited - it is more annoying than anything else. Thanks again Michael |
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By edward on 03/06/2009 05:38 pm | Report This Message | |
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Michael, You will almost certainly newed to obain an injunction to restrain the owners of the site from using your images/material - and possibly pursue a claim for damages if you have suffered loss as a result of their actions. This will require professional legal advice - and the back office solicitor's resources to process the applications and arrange representation. I mention this to save you time - and ultimately increased costs/loss should you plan to take diy action or be advised by someone without the necessary skills and resources. |
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