Last Updated: August 19, 2026

Olivaren respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users, suppliers, partners, and content contributors associated with olivaren.com to do the same.

This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners or their authorized representatives may submit notices concerning material they believe infringes copyrighted works, as well as how counter-notifications may be submitted where applicable.

Summary

1. Copyright Compliance

Olivaren respects copyrights and does not knowingly intend to use material that unlawfully infringes third-party copyright rights.

Copyright-protected materials may include:

• Photographs
• Product images
• Written content
• Artwork
• Illustrations
• Graphics
• Videos
• Software
• Original designs
• Other qualifying creative works

If you believe copyrighted content appearing on olivaren.com has been used without authorization, you may submit a copyright infringement notice as described below.

2. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies specifically to copyright claims involving material appearing on or through olivaren.com.

Examples may include alleged unauthorized use of:

• Product photographs
• Website photographs
• Product descriptions
• Blog or informational text
• Graphic designs
• Illustrations
• Promotional materials
• User-submitted content where applicable
• Other copyright-protected works

Trademark, brand, logo, or other non-copyright intellectual property claims may also be submitted under our separate Intellectual Property Claim Policy.

3. Who May Submit a Copyright Notice

A copyright infringement notice should be submitted by:

• The copyright owner, or
• A person legally authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner

If you are acting as an authorized representative, identify the copyright owner and provide sufficient information showing your authority where appropriate.

4. Requirements for a Copyright Infringement Notice

A copyright notice should contain the information required by applicable U.S. copyright law, including the elements described in 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3).

Please include:

• Your physical or electronic signature, or the signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
• Identification of the copyrighted work that you claim has been infringed. If multiple copyrighted works are covered by one notice, you may provide a representative list where legally permitted.
• Identification of the material claimed to be infringing, together with information reasonably sufficient for us to locate the material. Whenever possible, provide the exact URL.
• Your contact information, including information reasonably sufficient for us to contact you, such as:
  • Full name
  • Mailing address
  • Telephone number, if available
  • Email address
• A statement of good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law.
• A statement that the information in the notice is accurate, and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act for the copyright owner.

5. How to Submit a Copyright Notice

Copyright notices may be sent to:

Email: support@olivaren.com

Please use a subject line such as:

DMCA Copyright Notice – [Copyright Owner / Work Name]

You may also send correspondence to:

For efficient review, electronic submission by email is recommended.

6. Identifying the Copyrighted Work

Clearly identify the work you believe is protected by copyright.

Useful information may include:

• Title of the work
• Original URL
• Publication date
• Registration number, if registered
• Original image or file
• Name of the author or copyright owner
• Other documentation showing ownership

Copyright registration is not required for every notice, but supporting ownership information may help us review the claim.

7. Identifying the Allegedly Infringing Material

Please identify the disputed material precisely.

Whenever possible, provide:

• Exact URL on olivaren.com
• Product name
• Page title
• Image location
• Screenshot
• Description of the material

A general allegation that the website contains infringing material, without sufficient information to locate it, may delay or prevent review.

8. Supporting Documentation

You may provide supporting evidence such as:

• Copyright registration records
• Original files
• Publication records
• Licensing documents
• Authorization agreements
• Dated screenshots
• Metadata
• Other evidence supporting ownership

Please provide only information reasonably necessary to establish the claim.

9. Review of a Copyright Notice

After receiving a sufficiently complete copyright notice, Olivaren may review:

• The information submitted
• The identified copyrighted work
• The allegedly infringing material
• Supporting evidence
• Available licenses or permissions
• Relevant supplier or content-provider information

Where appropriate, we may act expeditiously to remove or disable access to material claimed to be infringing. Section 512 describes expeditious removal or disabling of access as part of the notice-and-takedown framework for qualifying service providers.

10. Possible Actions After a Notice

Depending on the circumstances, we may:

• Request additional information
• Remove the disputed material
• Disable access to the disputed material
• Replace an image
• Correct website content
• Contact the content provider
• Contact a supplier or licensor
• Reject an incomplete or unsupported notice
• Restore material following a valid counter-notification where legally appropriate

Submission of a complaint does not by itself constitute a final legal determination of infringement.

11. Incomplete Notices

A notice that does not include legally sufficient information may not be actionable.

If material information is missing, we may request additional details such as:

• Claimant identity
• Ownership information
• Exact URL
• Signature
• Good-faith statement
• Accuracy statement
• Description of the protected work

Providing complete information helps avoid unnecessary delays.

12. Counter-Notification

If material you provided was removed or disabled following a copyright complaint and you believe the removal resulted from mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification where applicable.

The statutory counter-notification process is addressed in 17 U.S.C. § 512.

13. Counter-Notification Requirements

A counter-notification should include, where applicable:

• Your physical or electronic signature.
• Identification of the material that was removed or disabled, and the location where it appeared before removal.
• A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief that the material was removed or disabled because of mistake or misidentification.
• Your name, address, and telephone number.
• Any legally required consent regarding jurisdiction and service of process applicable to a statutory counter-notification.

Because counter-notifications may have legal consequences, you should review the applicable legal requirements carefully before submitting one.

14. How to Submit a Counter-Notification

Counter-notifications may be sent to:

support@olivaren.com

Use a subject line such as:

DMCA Counter-Notification – [Affected Material]

Include sufficient information for us to identify the original copyright complaint and the affected content.

15. What Happens After a Counter-Notification

Where the statutory counter-notification process applies, a valid counter-notification may be forwarded to the original complaining party as required or permitted by law.

Depending on the circumstances, removed material may be restored if the complaining party does not take the legally required further action within the applicable statutory period.

The precise legal procedure depends on the requirements of 17 U.S.C. § 512 and the facts of the matter.

16. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate, Olivaren may take reasonable action regarding repeated copyright infringement associated with content, suppliers, accounts, or other parties connected with the website.

Such action may include:

• Removing content
• Restricting content
• Discontinuing use of supplier-provided material
• Terminating applicable content relationships
• Taking other reasonable corrective measures

The appropriate action depends on the circumstances and applicable law.

17. Supplier and Third-Party Content

Some website materials may originate from:

• Suppliers
• Manufacturers
• Designers
• Photographers
• Contractors
• Licensors
• Other third parties

If a copyright complaint concerns third-party-supplied content, we may request information from the relevant party regarding:

• Ownership
• Licensing
• Authorization
• Source materials

We may remove or restrict the material while the claim is reviewed where appropriate.

18. False or Misleading Notices

Do not submit a copyright notice unless you have a reasonable, good-faith basis for the claim.

Under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f), knowing material misrepresentations concerning infringement or removal may result in liability for damages in appropriate circumstances.

This applies to both infringement notices and counter-notifications where the statutory requirements are met.

19. Good-Faith Claims

Before filing a complaint, claimants should consider whether:

• They own the copyright
• They are authorized to act for the owner
• The disputed material is actually protected
• A license exists
• The use may otherwise be authorized or legally permitted

A notice should not be used merely to suppress lawful criticism, competition, commentary, or other legally permitted content.

20. Fair Use and Other Lawful Uses

Not every use of copyrighted material constitutes infringement.

Depending on the circumstances, copyright law may permit certain uses, including uses potentially covered by doctrines or exceptions such as fair use.

Olivaren does not make a final judicial determination regarding whether a use constitutes fair use.

Each complaint is reviewed based on the available facts and applicable legal requirements.

21. Copyright Registration

A copyright claimant may provide registration information where available.

Useful registration details may include:

• Registration number
• Registration date
• Registered owner
• Title of the work

Registration documentation may help establish the identity of the claimed work and copyright owner.

22. Claims Concerning Product Photography

If you believe a product photograph appearing on olivaren.com infringes your copyright, please provide:

• Original photograph
• Evidence of creation or ownership
• Original publication source, if available
• URL where the disputed photograph appears
• Screenshot of the disputed use
• Licensing information, if relevant

23. Claims Concerning Written Content

For claims involving written material, provide:

• Original copyrighted text
• Source where it was first published
• Publication date if known
• Exact olivaren.com URL
• Identification of copied material
• Ownership evidence

24. Claims Involving Multiple Works

If a complaint involves multiple copyrighted works, clearly identify each work or provide a representative list where legally appropriate.

Also identify the corresponding disputed material sufficiently for us to locate it.

25. No Automatic Determination of Liability

Receiving or acting on a copyright complaint does not mean Olivaren admits:

• Copyright infringement
• Ownership
• Liability
• Damages
• Wrongdoing by any party

Content may be temporarily removed or restricted while a dispute is evaluated.

26. Restoration of Content

Content may be restored where appropriate if:

• The original complaint is withdrawn
• A valid counter-notification is submitted and statutory conditions permit restoration
• Evidence establishes authorization
• The original claim cannot be substantiated
• Removal occurred by mistake

Restoration decisions depend on the applicable circumstances.

27. Withdrawal of a Copyright Complaint

A claimant who wishes to withdraw a previously submitted copyright complaint should contact:

support@olivaren.com

Please identify:

• Original claimant
• Original complaint date
• Affected content
• Relevant URLs
• Clear statement that the complaint is being withdrawn

We may verify the request before restoring any affected content.

28. Privacy of Claim Information

Information submitted in a copyright notice or counter-notification may be used to:

• Investigate the claim
• Contact relevant parties
• Verify ownership
• Maintain legal records
• Prevent abuse
• Respond to legal proceedings

Information will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable law.

29. Disclosure to Other Parties

Information included in a notice or counter-notification may need to be shared with:

• The party responsible for the disputed content
• The original claimant
• Legal advisers
• Hosting or technology providers
• Suppliers
• Government authorities
• Courts

Such disclosures may occur where reasonably necessary or legally required.

30. Confidential Information

Copyright notices and counter-notifications should not include unnecessary:

• Passwords
• Payment information
• Banking information
• Authentication credentials
• Sensitive personal information
• Confidential commercial documents unrelated to the claim

Provide only the information necessary to support the request.

31. DMCA Agent Information

Section 512 provides a process under which qualifying online service providers may designate an agent to receive copyright infringement notices and counter-notifications. The U.S. Copyright Office maintains an electronic directory for designated agents.

For copyright-related correspondence concerning Olivaren, use:

Publication of this contact information on this page does not by itself represent that a separate statutory agent registration has been completed with the U.S. Copyright Office.

32. Designated Agent Registration

A service provider seeking the relevant statutory safe-harbor protections may be required to designate an agent through the U.S. Copyright Office's online registration system. Current regulations require applicable agent designations to be made electronically through that system.

Olivaren's website contact information should not be interpreted as a substitute for any registration legally required for a statutory safe harbor.

33. No Legal Advice

This DMCA Policy is provided for informational and administrative purposes.

It does not constitute:

• Legal advice
• A legal opinion
• A determination of ownership
• A determination of infringement
• A guarantee of statutory safe-harbor eligibility

Anyone uncertain about their copyright rights or obligations should consult a qualified attorney.

34. Relationship With Our Intellectual Property Claim Policy

This DMCA Policy primarily addresses copyright claims.

For other intellectual property issues, including:

• Trademark claims
• Brand-name claims
• Logo claims
• Other intellectual property concerns

please review our Intellectual Property Claim Policy.

35. Relationship With Other Policies

This policy should be read together with:

• Intellectual Property Claim Policy
• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Disclaimer
• Cookie Policy

These policies address related website, intellectual property, privacy, and legal matters.

36. Changes to This DMCA Policy

Olivaren may update this DMCA Policy to reflect changes in:

• Website operations
• Copyright procedures
• Legal requirements
• Service-provider practices
• Content management procedures

The current version will be published on olivaren.com with an updated effective date.

37. Contact Information

For copyright infringement notices, counter-notifications, or questions concerning this policy, contact:

For copyright infringement notices, use a subject line such as:

DMCA Copyright Notice – [Copyright Owner / Work Name]

For counter-notifications, use:

DMCA Counter-Notification – [Affected Material]