Contact
Reach out to Brealant with details of the infringing use you've identified.
Search
We review your trademark rights and gather evidence of the infringing use.
Quote
Receive a fixed-fee quote for the letter and any follow-up correspondence.
Pay
Proceed with secure payment for the service.
File
Brealant drafts and sends the letter to the infringing party with a response deadline.
Wait
We monitor for the other party's response within the deadline given.
Response
We advise on next steps based on the response received — negotiation, further correspondence, or formal action.
In Australia, acease and desist letter sets out your trademark rights, describes theinfringing use, and demands it stop within a defined period. A clear,well-evidenced letter is often enough to resolve the matter without escalatingto formal proceedings.
Delayingenforcement can weaken your position and allow the infringing use to becomemore established, and more damaging to your brand. Brealant helps you actquickly and professionally to protect your rights.
A letter isoften effective, but it has real limits
No Guaranteed Compliance
The recipient may ignore or dispute the letter, requiring further action.
Not a Court Order
A letter has no binding legal force on its own — it's a demand, not an injunction.
Risk of Overreach
An unsupported or overreaching letter can create risk of a counterclaim.
Doesn't Fix Registration Gaps
If your own rights aren't registered or well-evidenced, the letter carries less weight.
Limited to the Named Party
A letter addresses one infringer at a time; it doesn't stop unrelated third parties.
Brealantreviews your rights carefully before sending anything, to keep your positionstrong.
A well-prepared letter protects several interests at once
Instruction
You provide details and evidence of the infringing use.
Review
Brealant confirms your rights and assesses the strength of the claim.
Drafting
We prepare a letter tailored to the specific infringement.
Sending
The letter is sent with a clear response deadline.
Brealantmakes sure your letter is firm, accurate, and legally sound before it's sent.

This is one ofthe fastest enforcement tools available
Instruction
You provide details and evidence of the infringing use.
Review
Brealant confirms your rights and assesses the strength of the claim.
Drafting
We prepare a letter tailored to the specific infringement.
Sending
The letter is sent with a clear response deadline.
Brealant can typically prepare and send acease and desist letter within a few business days of receiving instructionsand evidence.
This is aprofessional service rather than a government filing
This is aprofessional service rather than a government filing
Brealant offers this as afixed-fee service so you know the cost upfront before we act.
Fixed pricing means you can act quickly without worrying about open-ended costs.
It typically identifies your registered (or establisheA registered trademark strengthens your position considerably, but common-law rights built through use can also support a letter in some circumstances.d common-law) rights, explains how the other party's use infringes, and requests specific action, such as ceasing use, within a set timeframe.
Brealant will advise on further options, which can include escalation, mediation, or formal legal proceedings.
A poorly evidenced or overreaching letter can create risk, which is why Brealant reviews your rights carefully before sending anything.
Yes, though for marketplace listings a takedown notice direct to the platform is often faster — we can advise on the best combination of approaches.
Typically within a few business days of receiving your instructions and supporting evidence.
It typically identifies your registered (or established common-law) rights, explains how the other party's use infringes, and requests specific action, such as ceasing use, within a set timeframe.
Brealant charges a fixed professional fee for preparing and sending a cease and desist letter, quoted upfront.
A letter is a pre-litigation step aimed at resolving the matter without court involvement, while infringement proceedings are a formal Federal Court action seeking remedies like injunctions and damages.
We typically allow 7 to 14 days, though the appropriate period depends on the urgency of the infringement and the relationship with the other party.
Yes, we can send letters to overseas parties and coordinate with foreign associates where local enforcement action is also needed.
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