While browsing the jldesigners.com website, we would like for you to be aware of the legal issues involved when copying trademarked and/or copyrighted materials. The copying standards outlined below are based on laws that surround the issue. These listed restrictions are not exhaustive, and other restrictions may apply.


What is a Tradmark?
The definition is simple—trademarks are names, words, logos, and designs used to identify services or products associated with a company, organization, product, or individual. The owner of a trademark possesses the exclusive right to use and reproduce the trademark.

All logo designs showcased on the jldesigners.com website have been developed exclusively by J & L Designers, and either have been trademarked, or are subject to trademark by their respective owners.

No company, organization, or individual has the authority to copy any logo design on the jldesigners.com website for any reason at all without written permission from J & L Designers. J & L Designers protects the rights of its customers by serving as mediator between the owner of the logo and the entity desiring to copy or otherwise use the logo; written permission must be granted to J & L Designers by the owner of the logo in order for J & L Designers to grant written permission to the entity desiring to copy or otherwise use the logo. Contact information belonging to customers of J & L Designers will not be conceded to third parties.

What is a Copyright?
A copyright is a form of protection provided to the creators of original works by the laws of the creator's resident country. Copyright owners have the exclusive right to reproduce their copyrighted work and may grant permission to others who wish to reproduce their work as well.

Copyright owners may choose to place a copyright notice on their works, however this notice is not required under the law, and copyrighted works are still considered copyright-protected despite not bearing a copyright notice. To be courteous, and also to avoid swift prosecution, companies, organizations, and individuals should contact the creators of any work, whether it is a book, a photograph, a video, or in the case of the jldesigners.com website, any logos and/or other forms of artwork, in order to obtain written consent before copying the material.