DMCA done carefully.
This page outlines how the CadexLaw DMCA assistant supports compliant notices, the limits on automation, and the responsibilities you accept when using the tool.
Educational purpose only
CadexLaw helps you understand and draft Digital Millennium Copyright Act notices. It does not replace legal advice.
- No attorney-client relationship is created by using the generator or reading this page.
- You are responsible for confirming that you have rights in the works you identify and that the alleged infringement is real.
- Consult a lawyer if you need strategy, negotiations, or litigation support.
Required notice elements (17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3))
Every notice must include the statutorily required statements to be valid. The product prompts for each item.
- A signature (typed or digital) of the copyright owner or authorized agent.
- Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or a representative list for multiple works.
- Identification of the infringing material and its location (specific URLs or paths).
- Contact information for the complaining party.
- A statement of good-faith belief that the use is unauthorized, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate and that you are authorized to act.
Misrepresentation & user attestations
Filing a false or reckless notice can expose you to liability under 17 U.S.C. §512(f).
- CadexLaw requires you to certify accuracy before you export or email a notice.
- We encourage you to review supporting evidence and maintain records for every claim you submit.
- If you are unsure, stop and consult counsel—submitting anyway may create damages for you and for us.
Counter-notice education
If you receive a takedown and believe it was mistaken, you must send a counter-notice that meets §512(g).
- Provide your contact information, identification of the removed material, and a sworn statement of good-faith belief that the removal was mistaken.
- Include a statement consenting to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court in which you are located (or where the service provider is found if you are outside the United States) and an agreement to accept service of process from the complainant.
- CadexLaw offers educational prompts, but you must decide whether to send a counter-notice and where to send it.
Platform-specific constraints
Most platforms require use of their DMCA web forms and forbid automated submissions.
- CadexLaw does not bypass reCAPTCHA or scrape proprietary systems. We provide text for you to paste into authorized channels.
- Follow each platform’s terms of service. If a platform requires identity verification or attachments, complete those steps manually.
- Repeated or abusive complaints can result in platform bans or legal claims. Use the tool responsibly.
Deliverability & recordkeeping
When emails are permitted, we focus on deliverability and transparency.
- We authenticate outbound mail (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and log timestamps, recipients, and message hashes for audit purposes.
- You will receive a copy of every notice sent via email. Maintain your own evidence and correspondence records.
- If you cross bulk-sender thresholds, we may throttle or require additional verification to comply with ISP rules.
Questions & contact
Need clarification about these policies or the workflow?
- Email dmca@cadexlaw.com for support or to report abuse.
- See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for the broader contract governing your use of CadexLaw.
- Escalate legal disputes or subpoenas to legal@cadexlaw.com.