FAQ | Justice for Artists

How to Gather Evidence if Your Art Has Been Copied

When you spot a copied listing, time matters. Screenshots and links can disappear fast. Capturing clear, complete evidence while the post is still live helps us move quickly and effectively. The better the evidence, the faster we can take action, and the stronger your case becomes.

What should I do if I find my art being copied or sold?

Take screenshots immediately. Capture the full page including the URL, listing title, and the product image. Then [submit your case here] and we’ll take it from there.

How do I know if I have a case?

If your original artwork has been used without your permission, especially for commercial gain, you likely have a case. The more evidence you have, the better. But don’t worry, we’ll help you assess it.

What if my art was copied but changed slightly?

Derivative or altered copies can still violate your rights. If the “essence” or design is clearly taken from your work, we may still have a case. Submit it and we’ll review it.

Can I report someone else's work being copied?

Yes. We encourage artists and supporters alike to report suspicious listings. You do not have to be the original creator to speak up.

Spotting Infringement & Knowing When to Act

What should I do if I find my art being copied or sold without permission?

Take screenshots immediately. Capture the full page including the URL, listing title, and the product image. Then [submit your case here] and we’ll take it from there.

How do I know if I have a case?

What if my art was copied but changed slightly?

Derivative or altered copies can still violate your rights. If the “essence” or design is clearly taken from your work, we may still have a case. Submit it and we’ll review it.

Can I report someone else's work being copied?

Yes. We encourage artists and supporters alike to report suspicious listings. You do not have to be the original creator to speak up.

What Kind of evidence should I collect?

Screenshots, URLs, timestamps, and any proof of ownership help us take faster action. The more complete the picture, the better.

Legal Protection & Copyright Basics

Do I need to have a copyright to work with you?

You automatically own the copyright the moment you create something. To enforce it in a legal setting, especially to recover money, you will need to register it. If you have not yet, we can guide you through the process.

What type of intellectual property do you support?

We support copyright, trademark, and patent infringement cases. If you are unsure where your situation falls, submit your case and we will help sort it out.

Is this legal? Can you really get money back for copied art?

Yes. We have recovered millions for artists. Our process uses formal legal channels and partnerships with attorneys who specialize in IP enforcement.

Are you a law firm?

No. We are not lawyers and we do not give legal advice. We do work with a trusted network of attorneys and law firms to file the cases we prepare.

Can I remain anonymous? I do not want to deal with drama.

Absolutely. Many of the artists we help stay entirely behind the scenes. You can be as private as you want to be.

What platforms can you take action on?

We work across Amazon, Shein, Etsy, Redbubble, Society6, and many others. If you have seen your work on a site we have not listed, just let us know.

Is this a scam?

No. We hear this question often. Our service is completely legitimate and trusted. We do not ask for credit card information. We are happy to share client referrals, Google reviews, and legal case IDs from past wins. Just ask.

Working with us

How much does your service cost?

There is no upfront cost. If we recover money, we take a percentage. This keeps things low risk and aligned.

How much time is this going to take?

It usually takes less than 10 minutes to submit everything we need to start your case. Once your IP is registered, the legal process typically takes between three to six months.

How long does the whole process take?

For simple takedowns, it may be resolved in just a few days. For formal legal actions, timelines vary. Most cases are settled within several months. We will keep you updated throughout.

What happens after I submit my case?

We review it, investigate, and determine if we can move forward. If we take your case, we handle everything from filing to follow-up.

How do I get paid?

Once we have resolved all claims and finalized settlements, we will disburse payment to you. If we hit a significant milestone or recover a large amount early, we may issue a partial payout sooner.

Can I submit more than one case?

Yes. If you see your work being misused in multiple places or notice new infringements over time, send them in. This helps us build stronger cases.

I live outside the United States. Can I still work with you?

Yes. We support artists globally. If your work is being infringed in a region where legal action is possible, we will guide you through it.

How can i help?

How can I help stop art theft in the community?

Keep an eye out as you browse online. If you see a listing that feels suspicious, especially on large marketplaces, take a screenshot and send it to us. You do not need to be the original artist to report something. Every alert matters.

I saw something that looked stolen. What should I do?

Take a full screenshot that includes the product image, listing title, and URL. Then [submit it here]. We will investigate. If the artwork is in fact stolen, we will move forward with the next steps to protect the original artist.

How can I support the original artist when I see copied work?

If you know who the original artist is, consider letting them know. You can also leave a respectful comment to raise awareness, but we recommend sending the report to us first so we can approach it in the most effective way.

How can I stay connected to the artist community?

Sign up for our newsletter to get protection tips, legal updates, and stories from the community. Follow us on Instagram to connect with other artists and see new work. Staying involved keeps the creative ecosystem stronger for everyone.

Can I help even if I have never been copied?

Yes. Everyone in the community plays a role. Report what you see, support the artists you admire, and help spread the word that artists have rights and deserve protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Gather Evidence if Your Art Has Been Copied

Spotting Infringement & Knowing When to Act

Legal Protection & Copyright Basics

Working with us

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