This guide provides a step-by-step process to identify and remove Amazon hijackers – counterfeit sellers who sell different products under your listing, potentially damaging your sales and brand reputation
This guide provides a step-by-step process to identify and remove Amazon hijackers – counterfeit sellers who sell different products under your listing, potentially damaging your sales and brand reputation
This guide provides a step-by-step process to identify and remove Amazon hijackers – counterfeit sellers who sell different products under your listing, potentially damaging your sales and brand reputation
Understanding eCommerce Lawsuits: This article provides a comprehensive guide for online sellers on how to navigate potential lawsuits filed by brand owners. It covers the process of a lawsuit, the implications of temporary restraining orders (TROs), options for resolution, potential costs, and the consequences of ignoring such lawsuits. The piece emphasizes the importance of understanding trademark rights and the necessity of securing legal help to protect your interests and negotiate settlements.
In the competitive world of e-commerce sales, it’s crucial to have a strategy in place to protect your intellectual property rights. Learn about the risks of foreign suppliers filing patents first in “first-to-file” systems and the steps you can take to protect your designs and inventions, including preparing formal contracts and obtaining international patent protection.
Learn how to avoid account deactivation on Amazon by following the platform’s policies and guidelines. Discover the consequences of non-compliance and what to do if your account is deactivated. Learn how to prepare a professional appeal and navigate the process of reinstating your account.
As experienced Amazon sellers will know, Amazon periodically culls listings for certain products. One day you are happily selling your face cream, a bar of soap, or kitchen utensil, the next you awaken to a scary Amazon notification, claiming that your product has been classified as dangerous, illegal, or otherwise restricted!
The mere mention of Amazon reviews evokes a lot of emotion from sellers. Those new to the marketplace are often overwhelmed by their magnitude and
Live with Danny McMillan and Yael Cabilly about the most common legal mistakes that Amazon sellers are making– and how to avoid them. Learn more
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
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