The Art of Pricing: Are You Undervaluing Your Work?
The Art of Pricing: Are You Undervaluing Your Work? If you’ve ever sat there, cursor blinking, watching your soul slowly leave your body while trying to assign…
Via our software and our trained manual researchers, we find your brand on counterfeited goods on a variety of popular platforms – Amazon, eBay, Wish etc
Our research team collects the necessary evidence to bring the counterfeiters to court.
At all stages you have full information, see all the evidence and approve all the items of counterfeit.
We present our findings in a filing to the courts in the US.
Around 30 days later the judge awards a temporary restraining order. The counterfeiters’ assets are frozen and their ability to sell on the platform is impacted.
Around 60 days later settlements are agreed with our legal team.
Around 60 days later, allowing defendants to respond, a final judgement order is passed and we recover the fees directly from the platform. Platforms then payout between 60-180 days later.
There are no upfront costs for the brand owner.
We recover our filing and attorney fees from the recovered contingency and compensation payments.
In addition, we distribute a proportion of the funds to the brand owner at quarterly intervals.
Fighting against the largest global criminal activity worth 1.7 trillion annually means removing all counterfeit is unrealistic.
However, these counterfeiters have their own forums where they share information and we normally get mentioned on these forums once we start filing and recovering funds from them.
This further deters counterfeiters from future listings unlike current cease and desist takedown methods.
Whilst we cannot categorically state this would never happen (you could be sued tomorrow for anything). With over 160 cases successfully completed our legal team has never been counter-sued.
We have a simple one-page document that you sign to allow us to do a pilot project on your behalf for 18 months to remove offending counterfeiters from the eCommerce platforms and to recover contingency payments.
Jumali Katani | Adam Lawless, Artist, Malaysia
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Adam Martinakis, Artist, Greece
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Sally Walsh | Sillier Than Sally Art, Artist, Australia
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Michael Buxton | DinoMike, Artist, UK
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Sanda | Von Kowen, Artist, Croatia
Edwin James IP client since 2021
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Mark Gemmell, Artist, UK
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Dina Earl, Artist, UK
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Kate Louise Powell, Artist, UK
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Jerry Lofaro, Artist, USA
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Laura Graves, Artist, Canada
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Lucie Bilodeau, Artist, Canada
Edwin James IP client since 2022
Lea Yunk | Episodic Drawing, Artist, Korea
Edwin James IP client since 2021
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Tobias Fonseca, Artist, Brazil
Edwin James IP client since 2021
Edwin James IP client since 2024
Taku Shibata | Matataku, Artist, Japan
Edwin James IP client since 2023
Joe Tate, President, Tate Licensing
Edwin James IP agent
Paul E. Wheeler, President, Looking Good Licensing
Edwin James IP client since 2022
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