
Image Search & Evidence Acquisition for IP Law Firms and In-House Counsel
ImageRights for Law Firms is a platform that helps IP law firms and corporate legal departments find copyright infringements, counterfeits, and grey market products involving clients' visual works. It automatically locates unauthorized image uses across the internet, acquires timestamped evidence, and compiles case documentation to reduce preparation time.
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ImageRights for Law Firms
Founded
2009
Headquarters
United States
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The platform uses proprietary AI image recognition to detect altered, cropped, flipped, or color-modified versions of clients' photographs, illustrations, and digital art. It runs over 1,500 simultaneous crawlers globally, processing more than 3 billion images annually and finding an average of 96,000 client image matches per day. Attorneys can manage multiple clients, share evidence with colleagues, and export documentation packages to external case management systems. Custom site-specific crawls are available for suspected infringers. No software installation or IT expertise is required; training is free and takes approximately 20 minutes.
What it does
Finds altered, cropped, flipped, or color-changed versions of client images.
Generates timestamped screenshots with server IP information of infringing uses.
Runs 1,500+ crawlers 24/7 to detect unauthorized image uses worldwide.
Identifies counterfeit and unauthorized resellers using clients' product images.
Quick interface for attorneys or clients to review discovered image matches.
On-request deep crawls of specific suspected infringer websites.
Attorneys can share client sightings and evidence across multiple colleagues globally.
Has registered over 1 million client images with the U.S. Copyright Office.
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Starting at $195/month per copyright owner; 30-day free trial for qualified firms
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The platform monitors and finds unauthorized uses of photographs, illustrations, digital art, and other visual works belonging to law firm clients. It also detects counterfeit and grey market products where clients' product images have been stolen and used by unauthorized sellers.
Its proprietary image recognition technology can identify client images even when they have been radically cropped, had colors changed or removed, had text or overlays added, been flipped, or incorporated into a collage, making it effective against deliberate attempts to obscure infringement.
No installation or IT involvement is needed. The platform is fully web-based, and training takes approximately 20 minutes. Free training is available to every attorney and staff member at a firm, available as often as needed.
Yes. Each attorney can manage multiple clients and share discovered image sightings and evidence documentation with other attorneys or staff members globally within the platform. Evidence packages can also be securely exported to external case management systems.
ImageRights maintains an international network of legal partners who can assist in pursuing infringements in jurisdictions where the firm is unable to initiate proceedings or prefers not to handle the matter directly, helping recover lost licensing revenue.
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