Intellectual Property Claim
Last updated: September 2026
Leighwong respects the intellectual property rights of designers, brands, creators, photographers, copyright owners, trademark holders, and other rights owners. If you believe that content available through our website infringes your copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights, you may submit a claim for review.
Respect for Intellectual Property
We expect the content associated with Leighwong to respect applicable intellectual property rights. This includes product images, photographs, written content, graphics, logos, trademarks, designs, and other materials appearing on our website.
We take credible intellectual property concerns seriously. When a properly supported claim is received, we may review the reported material and take appropriate action based on the circumstances, available information, and applicable law.
Copyright
Claims may concern photographs, written material, artwork, graphics, or other copyrighted content.
Trademarks
Claims may involve unauthorized use of protected brand names, logos, or trademarks.
Other Rights
Claims may also concern other intellectual property rights recognized under applicable law.
Types of Intellectual Property Concerns
An intellectual property claim should identify the specific material that you believe violates your rights and explain the basis for your claim. Examples of potentially reportable material include:
Copyrighted Content
- Unauthorized photographs
- Copied written descriptions
- Artwork or illustrations
- Original graphics or creative material
Trademark Concerns
- Unauthorized trademark use
- Protected logos or brand identifiers
- Confusingly similar branding
- Misleading brand references
Other Materials
- Unauthorized product artwork
- Protected design elements
- Other proprietary creative material
- Materials protected by applicable law
Review Your Claim Carefully
Before submitting a claim, please make sure that you have a legitimate basis for reporting the material. You should have sufficient rights, authorization, or other legal grounds to make the claim.
False, misleading, incomplete, or knowingly inaccurate claims may delay the review process and may have legal consequences. If you are uncertain about your rights, consider obtaining appropriate legal advice before submitting a formal claim.
Important: A claim should be submitted by the intellectual property owner or an authorized representative. Do not submit another person's claim without appropriate authorization.
What to Include in a Claim
To help us review an intellectual property complaint efficiently, provide enough information for us to understand the right involved, the material being reported, and how the material allegedly infringes that right.
| Information | What to Provide |
|---|---|
| Rights owner | Your full name or the legal name of the rights holder you represent. |
| Contact information | A valid email address and other appropriate contact information. |
| Type of right | Identify whether the claim concerns copyright, trademark, or another intellectual property right. |
| Original work | Describe or identify the original work, registration, brand, design, or other protected material. |
| Reported material | Clearly identify the Leighwong page, product, image, text, or other content being reported. |
| Reason for claim | Explain why you believe the reported material infringes your intellectual property rights. |
| Supporting information | Include relevant evidence or documentation that can reasonably assist with the review. |
Describe the Reported Material Clearly
Please provide enough information to allow us to locate the material without unnecessary delay. A product name, page title, specific image, description, or other identifying information can help us understand exactly what is being reported.
If the concern relates to multiple items, identify each item separately where practical. Broad statements that do not identify the allegedly infringing material may make it difficult to complete an effective review.
Confirm Your Authority
If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another person or organization, state that you are authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder. Where appropriate, we may request additional information to confirm the basis of your authority.
Rights Holder
The owner should identify the intellectual property right and provide sufficient information to establish the basis of the claim.
Authorized Representative
A representative should identify the rights holder they represent and confirm that they are authorized to submit the complaint.
How We Handle Claims
Once an intellectual property claim is received, Leighwong may review the information provided, identify the relevant material, and assess the reported concern.
Receive
We receive the claim and review the information submitted with the complaint.
Assess
We evaluate the reported material and may request clarification or additional information when necessary.
Respond
Depending on the circumstances, we may take appropriate action or communicate with the reporting party regarding the review.
Actions Following a Review
Depending on the nature and strength of a claim, the available information, and applicable law, Leighwong may take appropriate measures concerning reported content.
Content Review
We may investigate the reported material and compare the information supplied with the content available through the website.
Content Update
Where appropriate, reported material may be corrected, replaced, restricted, or removed.
Additional Information
We may request clarification, supporting evidence, or other information necessary to understand the complaint.
Further Review
Certain disputes may require additional information or communication before a final determination can be made.
Response From Affected Parties
In some circumstances, a person or business affected by an intellectual property claim may provide information disputing the complaint. Any response should clearly identify the relevant material and explain the basis for the disagreement.
Leighwong may consider relevant information from both sides when reviewing an intellectual property dispute. We may also request additional documentation when necessary to understand the circumstances.
Respecting Rights Beyond Leighwong
Intellectual property rights may belong to individuals, companies, designers, photographers, manufacturers, brands, or other parties. The appearance of material on Leighwong does not by itself establish ownership or authorization.
Customers, contributors, and other parties should not submit or use intellectual property belonging to others without the necessary rights or permission.
Please note: This Intellectual Property Claim process is intended for legitimate rights concerns. It is not a general customer-service channel for ordinary product, order, shipping, or refund disputes.
Accuracy of Submitted Information
By submitting an intellectual property claim, you should ensure that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge and that you have a reasonable basis for asserting the rights described in the complaint.
Providing complete and truthful information helps reduce unnecessary delays and allows Leighwong to evaluate legitimate concerns more effectively.
Submit an Intellectual Property Claim
If you believe that material available on Leighwong infringes your intellectual property rights, please contact us with the details of your claim.
Leighwong
6 Woodbridge Mnr Rd
Ansonia, CT 06401
United States
Email: [email protected]
Support Hours: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM (EST), Monday – Saturday