At CIPD Assignment, we commit to upholding intellectual property rights. Any user found to be infringing on copyright will face consequences.
Only the copyright owner or their authorized representative may report suspected infringements. Contact the copyright owner directly if you are not the copyright owner or their authorized representative. They will decide whether to file an infringement claim using CIPD Assignment’s reporting system. By following our reporting procedures, copyright owners and their authorized agents can ensure that potential infringement claims are handled efficiently and by legal standards.
Ownership of Copyright
We follow copyright laws and avoid infringement. Unauthorized use of copyrighted material is prohibited. Our content is original, and we ensure it is not copied, altered, or shared without permission. We diligently monitor license expiration and maintain agreements. If it is not yours, do not touch it.
Copyright infringement can occur even when citing sources. Excessive citations may also indicate copyright infringement. If uncertainty arises, consulting a copyright expert is recommended.
As professional writers, preventing copyright infringement is important. Plagiarism software is not a 100% solution. We review our work to ensure compliance with copyright laws.
Copyright infringement
If you have evidence that your original work, protected by copyright or trademark law, has been infringed upon on our platform, take immediate action.
To report a potential infringement, contact our agent and provide the following: proof of ownership (a signed authorization), identification of the infringed work(s), the exact URL of the infringing content, your contact information, a declaration that the material’s use is unauthorized, and a confirmation of the accuracy of your information and your authority to act on the owner’s behalf (under penalty of perjury).
Counter-notification
To submit a counter-notification for mistakenly removed or disabled content, provide the following via email: identification of the material, a declaration under penalty of perjury that you believe the removal or disabling was erroneous, your contact information, and consent to the jurisdiction of the federal court in your area or where the material was removed and agreement to accept service of process from the notifying party or their representative.
Disclaimer
We permit users to upload content, but they are only responsible for ensuring it does not violate copyright. We do not actively check for copyright infringements. Using our services, you agree that we are not liable for copyright issues caused by user-uploaded content.
Once we receive a valid DMCA takedown notice, we review the claim and, if valid, remove or restrict access to the infringing content. We also notify the content owner of the removal.
We will notify you. You can submit a counter-notice to dispute the claim if you believe the removal was a mistake.
Yes, you can provide reasons why the content is not infringing. We will review it and, if appropriate, restore the content.
When we get a counter-notification, our service provider contacts the original person who made the complaint. If the complainant does not take legal action within 10-14 business days, the service provider has to restore the removed content.
Yes, tutoring services can be held responsible for copyright infringement if they do not meet the DMCA’s safe harbor requirements. But if they comply with these requirements, they can avoid liability.
