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The guides, comparison tables and explanatory writing on this site are original work owned by TEXAS ESA LLC, except for quoted statutes and government publications, which are in the public domain.

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• Read, save and print anything here for your own use.
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Counter-notices

If we remove material you posted and you believe that was a mistake, you may send a counter-notice with the elements the statute requires, and we will follow the statutory process. We terminate the accounts of repeat infringers.

Misrepresenting infringement in a takedown notice carries liability for damages, so please be sure before you send one.