Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Tennessee

This is, unfortunately, not an uncommon problem, and I have a pretty good idea who the stock photography company is due to the number of cases I've handled with them. The first step is to review the terms of the contract or online agreement you agreed to when you purchased the website template. It should contain your rights in this sort of event.

If not, you should still demand that the seller of the website assume any costs or damages associated with this claim.

If you'd like to discuss the matter further, feel free to contact my office.

The other attorney is right on point here. A review of all facts, documents, etc. is required. After that, a personal consultation is needed. This is not a simple bulletin board type question. Consult with an attorney for specifics.

Kevin B. Murphy, B.S., M.B.A., J.D. - Mr. Franchise

Franchise Attorney

I would have to agree with the prior two posts. My office has handled similar cases in the past and would be happy to have you come in for a free consultation to discuss this matter. Please feel free to email one of our IP lawyers at [email protected].