Protect your brand from competitors, and gain exclusive right to use your trademark.
Let us Fight the legal fight, and reinstate your listing quickly and efficiently
Protect your unique photos, graphic designs, or product shape.
Patent protection can be very complex. Don’t take a competitor’s word that you might be infringing its patent. Let our professionals analyze the patent and tell you if it’s true.
Contracts are needed when things go wrong. Therefore, business relationships should be defined under contract, and your interests must be protected for future potential conflicts.
Creating the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for your website.
We provide step-by-step guidance to opening a new Amazon Seller Account
We conduct transfers of Amazon Seller Accounts by changing ownership details, under Amazon approval.
We represent sellers who received lawsuits for selling on e-commerce platforms such as eBay and Amazon.
We can handle the reinstatement of your Etsy listing or account
We offer compliance and regulation consulting services mainly for importers to US and Europe markets.
We will provide you with Intellectual Property training with respect to e-commerce violations and how to avoid them
Cabilly & Co. is one of the only firms in the world that combines years of expertise in intellectual property, and daily interactions with Amazon sellers. Our attorneys live and breathe Amazon, know the sellers’ struggles, their strength and their fights. We speak the seller’s language, and translate it to “legalese”.
The firm is led by Adv. Yael Cabilly, a NY attorney, with 13 years of experience in Intellectual Property. Yael and her team advise hundreds of private sellers on Amazon on various legal issues.
Our attorneys have many years of experience in intellectual property.
Our attorneys live and breath the Amazon platform, and know it, inside and out.
We are one of the only firms in the world that combines both fields: IP and E-Commerce Law.
All communications with our firm are bound by Attorney- Client privilege
Yael Cabilly is the founder of Cabilly & Co., and one of the leading attorneys in the field of E-Commerce Law. With over 13 years of experience in Intellectual Property, Yael uses her unique IP background to solve problems on E-Commerce platforms, and protect her clients’ interests.
Ronit is an experienced attorney in the field of Intellectual Property. She represents and advises Amazon Sellers in all aspects of intellectual property, in particular trademark registration, and Brand Registry issues. Ronit heads the Online Enforcement Department, and assists dozens of brand owners in the protection of their brands. She files DMCA take-down complaints, and fights hijackers on Amazon.
Shira is US attorney (NY bar), with over 13 years of experience. Shira heads the Amazon Suspension Department which deals with Amazon Seller Suspended Accounts and Listings. Shira excels in original thinking and focuses on getting the accounts/listings reinstated in the shortest possible time. She specializes in writing Amazon appeal letters and plans of action and has a deep understanding of the Amazon platform.
Yaffa is a trademark specialist and has vast experience in various Intellectual Property fields since the year 2000. Yaffa is experienced in complex trademarks, designs, copyrights and domain name matters, and in litigation of Intellectual Property law
Shanna is a US attorney, admitted to practice in New York State and the United States Federal District Court of the Southern District of New York.
Shahak Leon Netz is an intellectual property lawyer with 3 years of experience in trademarks, intellectual property litigation, commercial law and more. He has extensive experience working with large international corporations in leading Israeli intellectual property law offices.
Among other things, Anna serves as our receptionist. She also helps with our trademark registrations. Anna holds a Bachelors degree in Asian Studies and Communications from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and speaks five languages including Korean and Japanese.
Amazon currently operates a program to deal with utility patent infringement through an arbitration process, to balance between the rights of complainants and sellers. Our
Live with Danny McMillan and Yael Cabilly about the most common legal mistakes that Amazon sellers are making – and how to avoid them
A common misconception is, that in order to enforce your rights with Amazon you must have a registered copyright. Indeed, Amazon prefers to see documentation.
If you have ever wondered how to check trademark availability or how a product’s patent search is conducted, in the following video we conduct a live search with Paulina Mason for her product.
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