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Five services covering the whole route from finding a copy to getting it removed — or getting it paid for.

Scope of work

Five services, taken separately or as one engagement

Most clients start with a single matter and move to ongoing monitoring once they see how much of their catalogue is already circulating.

Service 01

Monitoring & discovery

You bring us one copy. We look for the rest. Reverse image matching, audio fingerprinting, text similarity scanning and domain-record analysis routinely turn a single complaint into a list of a dozen instances across mirrors, resale sites, private groups and accounts trading under other names.

For catalogues, this runs continuously: new work is registered on intake, and you receive a scheduled report of anything that surfaces.

  • Reverse image and frame matching across indexed web and marketplaces
  • Audio fingerprinting for music, voice and podcast material
  • Text similarity scanning for articles, courses and documentation
  • Domain, registrar and WHOIS-history analysis for cloned sites
  • Scheduled reporting on a catalogue, weekly or monthly
  • Platform rights portals — social, video, marketplace and app stores
  • Host and CDN abuse desks, with escalation to upstream providers
  • Domain registrars, including UDRP-track matters for bad-faith registrations
  • Search-engine de-indexing requests where the source will not act
  • Payment processors and ad networks where the use is monetised

Service 02

Takedown management

A notice only works if it reaches the party that can act and contains what that party requires. We identify the correct recipient, draft the notice to their format, serve it, track the response, and escalate when the first route goes quiet.

Counter-notices are answered on the merits. If the other side turns out to hold a licence or a valid exception, we withdraw — pressing a bad claim is how rights holders lose their platform standing.

Service 03

Evidence records

Screenshots on a phone are not evidence. An infringing page can be edited or deleted within minutes of a notice landing, and a claim with nothing behind it collapses at the first challenge.

Every instance we log is captured as a fixed record: timestamped capture, full URL and redirect chain, archived page source, HTTP headers, host and registrar detail, and the account or entity responsible. You can request the complete file at any time, in a form your lawyer can work from.

Record contents

What a case file holds

  • Timestamped visual capture of each infringing page
  • Archived HTML source and response headers
  • Full URL history, including redirects and mirrors
  • Host, CDN, registrar and IP attribution
  • Your ownership documents, indexed alongside
  • Complete notice and correspondence log
  • Cloned storefronts and copied product catalogues
  • Impersonation accounts on social and messaging platforms
  • Typosquatted and bad-faith domain registrations
  • Paid search and social ads run against your brand name
  • Counterfeit listings on marketplaces and print-on-demand services

Service 04

Brand & trade mark protection

Copying rarely stops at the artwork. A cloned storefront lifts your images, your product copy, your logo and often your customer trust along with them — and the customers who get burned come back to you.

Trade mark matters run on a different track from copyright, with different evidence and different remedies. Where you hold a registered mark we work from the registration; where you do not, we work from your demonstrable use and tell you whether registering is worth it.

Service 05

Licensing recovery

Removal is not always the outcome you want. When a business has built a campaign, a product page or a printed run around your work, the commercially sensible result is often that they pay for what they took and keep using it under proper terms.

We open that conversation from a documented position, propose terms benchmarked against comparable licences, and hand you a signed agreement rather than an argument. Where the other side refuses to engage, the matter reverts to removal.

  • Valuation benchmarked against comparable commercial licences
  • Retroactive licence covering the period of unauthorised use
  • Forward terms, scope and territory defined in writing
  • Escalation back to removal if terms are refused

Engagement terms

How we work with you

01

Single matter

One work, one infringement, or one cluster of related copies. Assessed first, quoted before any work begins, closed when the matter resolves.

02

Catalogue monitoring

Ongoing coverage of a body of work — a photo library, a course, a product range, a music catalogue — with scheduled reporting and standing authority to act.

03

Advisory only

You handle enforcement in-house and want the assessment, the evidence method and the notice drafting. We build the file; your team serves it.

Start with one work.

Assessment is free and non-committal. If we do not think the claim holds, we will say so and explain why.

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