Last Updated: August 10, 2026

Avitance respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users, customers, suppliers, service providers, and other parties associated with avitance.com to do the same.

This Intellectual Property Rights & Claims Policy explains the ownership and permitted use of content appearing on our website and provides a procedure for reporting content that you believe infringes your copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights.

Summary

1. Intellectual Property Rights

Unless otherwise indicated, content made available through avitance.com is owned by, licensed to, or otherwise lawfully used by Avitance.

Protected content may include:

• Avitance branding;
• Logos and brand identifiers;
• Original website text;
• Product descriptions;
• Original photographs and product images;
• Graphics and illustrations;
• Website designs;
• Page layouts;
• Promotional materials;
• Videos and other media;
• Original visual elements; and
• Other materials protected by copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property laws.

Nothing in this policy should be interpreted as claiming ownership over intellectual property that lawfully belongs to another person or organization.

2. Avitance Brand and Trademarks

The Avitance name, branding, logos, and other distinctive brand elements may be protected by applicable trademark, unfair competition, or other intellectual property laws.

Use of Avitance branding must not falsely suggest:

• Sponsorship;
• Partnership;
• Affiliation;
• Authorization; or
• Endorsement

by Avitance where no such relationship exists.

No permission to use Avitance trademarks or branding is granted merely because those materials are accessible through avitance.com.

3. Website Content

Website content is provided primarily to allow customers to:

• Browse products;
• Review product information;
• Compare available options;
• Make purchasing decisions;
• Place orders; and
• Access customer-service and policy information.

Access to avitance.com does not transfer ownership of website content or intellectual property rights to visitors or customers.

4. Permitted Use

Subject to these terms and applicable law, visitors may access and use avitance.com for legitimate personal and non-commercial shopping purposes.

Ordinary activities such as browsing product pages, viewing product information, and using website functionality as intended are permitted.

Any additional right to reproduce or use protected material must arise from applicable law or explicit authorization from the applicable rights holder.

5. Prohibited Uses

Unless authorized by Avitance, the applicable rights holder, or applicable law, you may not:

• Copy substantial protected website content for commercial purposes;
• Reproduce protected images or graphics for unauthorized commercial use;
• Republish protected content on another website;
• Sell or redistribute protected Avitance content;
• Modify protected materials and present them as authorized Avitance content;
• Remove copyright, trademark, or proprietary notices;
• Use Avitance branding in a misleading manner;
• Create a false impression of affiliation with Avitance;
• Use protected content to impersonate Avitance;
• Use Avitance materials to create deceptive product listings; or
• Exploit protected website content in violation of applicable intellectual property law.

Nothing in this section prohibits uses that are expressly permitted by applicable law.

6. Third-Party Intellectual Property

Some materials appearing on avitance.com may be owned by or licensed from third parties.

Third-party materials may include:

• Payment logos;
• Shipping-carrier names or marks;
• Technology-provider branding;
• Licensed product imagery;
• Fonts;
• Software;
• Platform components; or
• Other licensed materials.

All applicable rights remain with their respective owners.

The appearance of a third-party name, logo, trademark, or service on avitance.com does not mean Avitance owns that intellectual property.

7. Respect for Intellectual Property Rights

Avitance does not intend to knowingly publish or use content in violation of another party's valid intellectual property rights.

If you believe material available through avitance.com infringes intellectual property rights that you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a claim using the procedure below.

8. Types of Intellectual Property Claims

Depending on the circumstances, claims may concern:

• Copyright infringement;
• Trademark infringement;
• Unauthorized use of protected photographs or artwork;
• Unauthorized use of protected written content;
• Unauthorized use of logos or brand identifiers;
• Counterfeit or misleading use of protected branding; or
• Other legally recognized intellectual property rights.

The claim should clearly identify the specific right involved.

9. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Send your claim to:

support@avitance.com

Use a clear subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim – [Copyright / Trademark / Other]

Providing complete information helps us identify and evaluate the material involved.

10. Required Information for a Claim

Your notice should include:

Rights Holder Information

• Full legal name of the intellectual property owner;
• Business or organization name, if applicable; and
• Contact information.

Authorized Representative Information

• Your full name;
• Your relationship to the rights holder; and
• Evidence of authorization where you are acting for another person or organization.

Identification of the Intellectual Property

• Description of the copyrighted work, trademark, or other protected material;
• Trademark registration number, if applicable and available;
• Copyright registration information, if applicable and available; and
• Other information reasonably sufficient to identify the claimed rights.

Identification of the Material at Issue

• The exact URL of the Avitance page containing the allegedly infringing material;
• Product name or other identifying information, where applicable; and
• A clear description of the material you believe infringes your rights.

Supporting Information

• Documentation or other information supporting your ownership or authority; and
• An explanation of why you believe the identified use infringes your intellectual property rights.

Contact Details

• Email address;
• Mailing address; and
• Telephone number, where reasonably necessary for communication regarding the claim.

11. Accuracy of Claims

Intellectual property claims should be submitted in good faith.

Before submitting a claim, the claimant should consider whether the disputed use may be:

• Authorized by the rights holder;
• Licensed;
• Permitted by applicable law; or
• Otherwise legally permissible.

Claimants are responsible for providing accurate information regarding their rights and the material they are reporting.

12. Claim Review Process

After receiving a sufficiently detailed claim, Avitance may:

• Confirm receipt of the claim;
• Review the identified website material;
• Review the information supplied by the claimant;
• Request additional documentation where reasonably necessary;
• Verify the location of the reported material;
• Review relevant ownership or authorization information; and
• Take appropriate action based on the circumstances.

The appropriate response depends on the nature of the claim and the information available.

13. Possible Actions

Where appropriate, Avitance may take actions such as:

• Removing identified content;
• Temporarily restricting access to content;
• Correcting content;
• Replacing content;
• Requesting additional information;
• Contacting a relevant supplier or service provider;
• Restoring material where a claim is resolved or shown to be unsupported; or
• Taking another action appropriate under applicable law.

Submission of a claim does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred.

14. Incomplete Claims

A claim that does not provide enough information to identify the protected work, claimant, or allegedly infringing material may be difficult to evaluate.

If additional information is reasonably necessary, Avitance may request clarification or supporting documentation before completing its review.

Providing the exact page URL is particularly important because it allows the reported material to be located efficiently.

15. False or Misleading Claims

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

A person submitting a claim should have a good-faith basis for asserting that the identified use violates rights they own or are authorized to enforce.

False claims may have legal consequences under applicable law.

16. Copyright-Specific Notices

If your complaint concerns copyright infringement and you wish to submit a formal copyright takedown notice under applicable U.S. law, please follow the requirements described in our DMCA Policy.

A formal copyright notice may require information beyond a general intellectual property complaint, including specific statements and a physical or electronic signature.

17. Trademark Claims

For trademark-related complaints, please provide information sufficient to identify:

• The trademark owner;
• The trademark at issue;
• Applicable registration information, where available;
• The goods or services associated with the trademark;
• The exact Avitance URL containing the disputed use; and
• Why you believe the use creates infringement, confusion, or another legally actionable issue.

Screenshots or other supporting documentation may also be provided where useful.

18. Product Images and Photography Claims

If a claim concerns a photograph, product image, graphic, or other visual material, please identify:

• The original work;
• The rights holder;
• Evidence supporting ownership or authorization;
• The exact URL where the disputed image appears; and
• The specific image involved.

If the same disputed material appears on multiple Avitance pages, provide the relevant URLs where reasonably possible.

19. Counterfeit or Unauthorized Branding Concerns

If you believe a product or website element improperly uses a protected trademark or branding, contact support@avitance.com with detailed information regarding the concern.

Please identify:

• The protected brand or trademark;
• The relevant product or page;
• The applicable URL;
• Your relationship to the rights holder; and
• Supporting evidence.

Avitance will review sufficiently supported reports and take appropriate action where warranted.

20. Information Submitted With a Claim

Information provided in connection with an intellectual property complaint may be processed for purposes such as:

• Reviewing the claim;
• Verifying ownership or authorization;
• Communicating with involved parties;
• Maintaining records;
• Preventing abuse of the reporting process;
• Establishing or defending legal rights; and
• Complying with applicable legal obligations.

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

Additional information regarding personal information is available in our Privacy Policy.

21. No Transfer of Rights

Nothing in this policy transfers ownership of intellectual property between Avitance, customers, visitors, suppliers, service providers, or third-party rights holders.

Each party retains the intellectual property rights that it lawfully owns.

22. External Platforms and Third-Party Content

Avitance may use third-party technology, payment services, shipping services, or other integrations.

The trademarks, logos, software, and other intellectual property associated with those services remain the property of their respective rights holders.

Use of third-party services through our website does not constitute a claim by Avitance to ownership of those third-party rights.

23. Relationship With Other Policies

This Intellectual Property Rights & Claims Policy should be read together with applicable Avitance policies, including:

• Terms of Service;
• DMCA Policy;
• Disclaimer;
• Privacy Policy; and
• Cookie Policy.

For qualifying copyright complaints under U.S. copyright law, the procedures in our DMCA Policy should be followed.

24. Changes to This Policy

Avitance may update this policy when necessary to reflect changes in our website, intellectual property practices, reporting procedures, or applicable legal requirements.

The current version will be published on avitance.com with an updated Last Updated date.

25. Contact Us

For intellectual property questions or claims: