Letter of Claim

If the owner of intellectual property has discovered a violation of his rights, it is advisable to secure the fact of the violation, and then contact the violator with a proposal to resolve the conflict. For this, the right holder sends a letter of claim to the person in bad faith. In the text of the document, the legal owner of the rights sets out the requirements and indicates the date of the response. The claim letter is sent by registered mail with postal notification or by email with a notary's certification of a copy of the website. If the offender is difficult to engage with and ignores the demands, the copyright holder goes to court and attaches a copy of the letter or a notice of sending as evidence of an attempt to settle the dispute out of court.