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How to tackle a DMCA takedown bully by Attorney Steve®

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Attorney Steve® - DMCA takedown bully counter-defense tips.  The 512(f) retraction letter.

In this episode of Vondran Legal Hour, Attorney Steve® discusses those "nagging" DMCA takedown trolls who seek to hit up your creative content with: 

1.  DMCA takedown claims (ex. Etsy, YouTube videos, Apple App Store disputes)

2.  Monetization claims (ex.  Jumping on your monetization for a video you worked really hard on

3.  Pursuing copyright "strikes" (that could force you to lose your channel)

In these instances, you want to have a plan to fight back and reclaim your content especially where there is no infringement (ex. Fair Use) or you have a paid license (this just happened to me on my channel), or the statute of limitations has run, public domain content, etc.

The DMCA 512(f) retraction letter - sent certified mail - may be just the trick you need to fight off the over-aggressive copyright holder.

If you need any help with DMCA disputes, counter-notifications, 512(f) claims, or federal court lawsuits, call us at (877) 276-5084 or go to VondranLegal.com

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