Summary

1. Our Commitment to Intellectual Property Rights

Topulight respects valid intellectual property rights and does not knowingly intend to use content in a manner that infringes the lawful rights of others.

Intellectual property may include:

• Copyrighted works
• Trademarks
• Service marks
• Logos
• Brand names
• Original photographs
• Original illustrations
• Original written content
• Original product designs where legally protected
• Other legally protected intellectual property

If you believe material available on topulight.com infringes your rights, you may submit a claim using the procedure described below.

2. Copyright Claims

Copyright may protect original works such as:

• Photographs
• Illustrations
• Graphics
• Written content
• Videos
• Original website content
• Certain original designs
• Other copyrightable works

If you believe copyrighted material that you own or are authorized to represent appears on topulight.com without proper authorization, you may submit an intellectual property claim.

For copyright notices specifically submitted under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, please also review our separate DMCA Policy.

3. Trademark Claims

Topulight also accepts notices concerning alleged trademark infringement.

Trademark rights may apply to:

• Brand names
• Logos
• Service marks
• Product names
• Commercial identifiers
• Other legally protected marks

A trademark claim should clearly identify the mark, explain the claimant's rights, identify the allegedly infringing content, and explain why the use is believed to create infringement or other actionable misuse.

4. Other Intellectual Property Claims

Where applicable, Topulight may review claims involving other legally recognized intellectual property rights.

The claimant should identify:

• The specific right involved
• The jurisdiction in which the right exists
• The basis for ownership or authorization
• The specific material at issue
• The requested action
• Relevant supporting documentation

We may request additional information if the nature or scope of the asserted right is unclear.

5. Who May Submit a Claim?

An intellectual property claim should be submitted by:

• The owner of the intellectual property right; or
• A person or organization authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another person or organization, clearly state your relationship to the rights holder and your authority to act on their behalf.

6. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Send your claim by email to:

support@topulight.com

Use a clear subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim – topulight.com

Your notice should contain the information described in the following sections so that we can identify and evaluate the claim.

7. Information Required in a Claim

Please provide:

8. Good-Faith Statement

Your claim should include a statement confirming that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the intellectual property owner, its agent, or applicable law.

Claims should be accurate and submitted in good faith.

9. Accuracy and Authority Statement

Your notice should state that the information provided is accurate and that you are:

• The owner of the relevant intellectual property right; or
• Authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder

Do not knowingly submit false, fraudulent, misleading, or materially inaccurate claims.

10. Signature

Your claim should include your physical or electronic signature.

For an email submission, a typed full legal name may serve as an electronic signature where legally sufficient.

11. Suggested Claim Format

A claim may use the following structure:

12. Review of Claims

After receiving a sufficiently complete intellectual property claim, Topulight may review:

• The material identified
• The specific URL
• Ownership information
• Registration information, where applicable
• Evidence provided
• The nature of the allegedly infringing use
• Relevant authorization or licensing information
• Other information reasonably necessary to evaluate the claim

Submitting a claim does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred.

We may request additional information if necessary to evaluate the claim.

13. Possible Actions

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, Topulight may take actions such as:

• Removing identified content
• Disabling access to identified content
• Correcting content
• Updating product information
• Contacting the party responsible for the content
• Requesting additional evidence
• Declining a claim that lacks sufficient information or legal basis
• Taking another action reasonably appropriate to the circumstances

The action taken will depend on the nature and validity of the claim.

14. Incomplete Claims

A claim may be delayed if it does not contain enough information to identify:

• The claimant
• The intellectual property right
• The allegedly infringing content
• The relevant URL
• The basis of the claim

If additional information is reasonably necessary, we may request it from the claimant before completing our review.

15. False or Misleading Claims

Intellectual property claims should not be used to:

• Remove legitimate competing content
• Make knowingly false allegations
• Misrepresent ownership
• Misrepresent authorization
• Harass another party
• Interfere improperly with lawful commerce

A person who knowingly submits materially false claims may be responsible for consequences available under applicable law.

16. Counter-Information and Disputes

In some circumstances, the person or entity responsible for disputed content may provide information showing that:

• The content is authorized
• A valid license exists
• The claimant does not own the asserted right
• The identified material is different from the protected material
• The use is otherwise legally permitted

Topulight may consider relevant information from affected parties when evaluating an intellectual property dispute.

Copyright disputes subject to formal DMCA counter-notification procedures are handled under our separate DMCA Policy.

17. Trademark-Specific Information

For a trademark complaint, providing the following information may assist our review:

• Exact trademark
• Registration number, if registered
• Registration jurisdiction
• Goods or services covered by the registration
• Evidence of ownership
• Exact Topulight URL
• Explanation of the allegedly infringing use
• Explanation of the claimed likelihood of confusion or other applicable legal basis

A trademark registration alone does not necessarily prohibit every use of a word, phrase, logo, or other mark. Claims are evaluated according to the circumstances and applicable law.

18. Copyright-Specific Information

For copyright claims, please identify:

• The original copyrighted work
• The allegedly infringing material
• The exact location of that material
• The basis for your ownership or authorization
• Relevant publication or registration information, if available

Formal copyright notices under U.S. law may be subject to additional requirements described in our DMCA Policy.

19. Product Images

If you believe a product image displayed on topulight.com belongs to you or your organization and is being used without authorization, provide:

• Exact Topulight product-page URL
• Identification of the disputed image
• Original image or original publication location
• Evidence supporting ownership
• Relevant licensing information
• Explanation of why you believe our use is unauthorized

This information helps distinguish between original images, licensed images, supplier-authorized content, and potentially unauthorized material.

20. Product Designs

Claims concerning a jewelry design should clearly identify the legal right allegedly protecting the design.

A similarity between two jewelry products does not by itself establish infringement.

Please provide relevant documentation identifying the protected right, applicable jurisdiction, and basis for the claim.

21. Third-Party Trademarks

Third-party brand names, trademarks, logos, and other proprietary identifiers remain the property of their respective owners.

Reference to a third-party name or mark does not automatically imply ownership, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement.

Where third-party marks are used, we aim to do so only where authorized or otherwise legally permitted.

22. No Transfer of Intellectual Property Rights

Purchasing a product from Topulight does not transfer ownership of intellectual property associated with:

• Website content
• Product photography
• Branding
• Logos
• Original graphics
• Written descriptions
• Other protected materials

Customers receive ownership rights in the purchased physical product as provided by applicable law, but this does not automatically transfer copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights.

23. Topulight Website Content

Unless otherwise stated, original content created and owned by Topulight may be protected under applicable intellectual property laws.

This may include:

• Topulight branding
• Original website text
• Original graphics
• Original photography
• Original page designs and creative elements
• Other original content

Unauthorized commercial copying, reproduction, distribution, or representation of protected Topulight materials may violate applicable law.

24. User-Submitted Content

If topulight.com permits customers or other users to submit reviews, photographs, comments, or other content, users should submit only material they have the legal right to provide.

Users should not submit content that knowingly infringes another party's:

• Copyright
• Trademark
• Privacy rights
• Publicity rights
• Other intellectual property rights

Reported user-submitted content may be reviewed under this policy.

25. Privacy of Claim Information

Information submitted as part of an intellectual property claim may be used to:

• Review the claim
• Verify ownership or authorization
• Contact the claimant
• Contact relevant affected parties
• Maintain records
• Prevent abuse
• Establish, exercise, or defend legal rights
• Comply with applicable legal obligations

Personal information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Information may also be disclosed where reasonably necessary to investigate or resolve a claim or where required by applicable law.

26. Relationship to the DMCA Policy

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy covers multiple categories of intellectual property.

Copyright owners seeking to submit a formal notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) should follow the requirements provided in our separate DMCA Policy.

Where a copyright notice is intended to invoke formal DMCA procedures, the DMCA Policy governs the applicable notice and counter-notification process.

27. No Determination of Private Legal Disputes

Topulight may review content appearing on its website and take reasonable action in response to intellectual property claims.

However, Topulight is not a court and cannot provide legal advice or make binding determinations concerning complex private disputes between third parties.

Parties remain responsible for protecting and enforcing their legal rights through appropriate legal processes where necessary.

28. Changes to This Policy

Topulight may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when reasonably necessary to reflect changes in:

• Website operations
• Claim procedures
• Applicable intellectual property requirements
• Legal or regulatory obligations

The current version will be published on topulight.com with an updated revision date.

29. Related Policies

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy should be read together with applicable Topulight policies, including:

• DMCA Policy
• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Cookie Policy
• Disclaimer

30. Intellectual Property Contact

To submit an intellectual property claim or ask a question regarding this policy, contact:

Topulight

Website: topulight.com

Email: support@topulight.com

Address: 80 S Olmstead Ln, Ridgefield, CT 06877-5529, United States

Support Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)

Ridgefield, Connecticut observes Eastern Time (ET), including Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−5) and Eastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−4), as applicable throughout the year.