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Drafts cease and desist letters for IP infringement, defamation, or contract violations. Use when you need to formally demand someone stop harmful activity.
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| name | cease-and-desist |
| description | Drafts cease and desist letters for IP infringement, defamation, or contract violations. Use when you need to formally demand someone stop harmful activity. |
| allowed-tools | Read Write Glob |
| metadata | {"author":"Salah-XD","version":"1.0"} |
Use this skill when you need to:
DO NOT use this skill for threats you do not intend to follow through on, personal disputes, or situations requiring immediate legal action. A C&D is a formal demand — consider consulting an attorney before sending. This is a drafting tool, not legal advice.
A CEASE AND DESIST LETTER IS A PROFESSIONAL DEMAND, NOT A THREAT — IT CLEARLY STATES THE VIOLATION, THE REQUIRED ACTION, AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE.
| Input | What to Ask | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Your business/name | "Who is sending this letter?" | No default — must be provided |
| Violator | "Who is the letter addressed to? (name, business, address if known)" | No default — must be provided |
| Violation type | "What is the violation? (trademark infringement, copyright infringement, defamation, contract breach, trade secret misuse)" | No default — must be provided |
| Specific conduct | "Describe the specific infringing or harmful activity." | No default — must be provided |
| Evidence | "What evidence do you have? (URLs, screenshots, documents)" | No default — list available evidence |
| Desired outcome | "What do you want them to do? (stop using, remove content, pay damages)" | Cease the activity immediately |
GATE: Do not proceed without the violation type, specific conduct, and evidence.
## Cease and Desist Letter
[Your Name / Business Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Email]
[Date]
VIA [Email / Certified Mail / Both]
[Recipient Name]
[Recipient Address]
Re: Cease and Desist — [Brief Description of Violation]
Dear [Recipient Name],
I am writing on behalf of [Your Business Name] regarding your
[unauthorized use of / infringement of / violation of] our
[trademark / copyrighted material / contractual obligations /
other right].
### Statement of Rights
[Establish your rights clearly:]
[For trademark:] [Business Name] is the owner of the [registered /
common law] trademark "[MARK]" [, Registration No. ____,] used in
connection with [goods/services] since [date of first use].
[For copyright:] [Business Name] is the owner of the copyrighted
work titled "[Title]," [registered with the U.S. Copyright Office,
Registration No. ____,] first published on [date].
[For contract breach:] On [date], [your company] and [recipient]
entered into [agreement type] which included [relevant provision].
### Description of Violation
It has come to our attention that you are [specific description of
the infringing/violating activity]:
- [Specific instance 1 — URL, date, location, description]
- [Specific instance 2]
- [Specific instance 3]
[Attach or reference evidence: screenshots, URLs, documents]
This conduct constitutes [trademark infringement under the Lanham Act /
copyright infringement under 17 U.S.C. Section 501 / breach of
contract / defamation / other legal basis].
### Demand
I hereby demand that you immediately:
1. **Cease and desist** all [infringing / violating / defamatory]
activity described above
2. **[Remove / destroy]** all [infringing materials / copies /
publications] within [7-14] days of this letter
3. **Confirm in writing** that you have complied with demands 1
and 2 within [14-30] days of this letter
4. **[Additional demand — e.g., provide an accounting of profits,
compensate for damages, issue a correction]**
### Consequences of Non-Compliance
If you fail to comply with these demands by [Date — typically 14-30
days from letter date], [Your Business] will pursue all available
legal remedies, which may include:
- Filing a lawsuit for [trademark/copyright infringement / breach
of contract / defamation]
- Seeking injunctive relief
- Seeking monetary damages, including [statutory damages /
compensatory damages / attorney fees]
- Filing a [DMCA takedown / complaint with relevant authority]
### Reservation of Rights
This letter does not constitute a waiver of any rights or remedies
available to [Your Business], all of which are expressly reserved.
Nothing in this letter should be construed as a complete statement
of the facts or law related to this matter.
I trust this matter can be resolved without further action. Please
direct your response to [your contact information] by [response
deadline].
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Your Business Name]
## Pre-Send Checklist
- [ ] All facts are accurate and verifiable
- [ ] Evidence is documented (screenshots with dates, URLs saved)
- [ ] Legal basis for the claim is correct
- [ ] Demands are specific and achievable
- [ ] Response deadline is reasonable (14-30 days)
- [ ] Letter reviewed by an attorney (recommended for significant claims)
- [ ] Tone is professional — not emotional, threatening, or personal
## Sending Method
- [ ] Send via certified mail with return receipt (creates delivery proof)
- [ ] Send via email with read receipt (faster, less formal)
- [ ] Keep copies of the letter and all evidence
- [ ] Calendar the response deadline for follow-up
## If They Do Not Respond
- Send a follow-up reminder 5 days before the deadline
- After the deadline: consult an attorney about next steps
- Options: DMCA takedown, formal complaint, or litigation
Situation: A competitor copied 3 modules of your online course and is selling them under their own brand.
Letter excerpt: "It has come to our attention that your website [URL] is offering educational content that is substantially similar to copyrighted course modules owned by [Your Business], including [Module 1 Title], [Module 2 Title], and [Module 3 Title]. We have documented these similarities with side-by-side comparisons [attached]. We demand that you remove all infringing content within 14 days and confirm removal in writing."