I bought images from Adobe Stock and was sued by another company. What should I do? I am in China.

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I bought a material with the number 624947429 not long ago, and then was sued for pirating because I didn't download the authorized invoice at that time. Later, I downloaded the same material with the number 796445762 again. This time I downloaded the invoice. How can I be provided with evidence that I can use this material? Can the author issue a certificate of originality on my behalf?

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[Ricky336]

 How can I be provided with evidence that I can use this material? Can the author issue a certificate of originality on my behalf?

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The author can't issue a certificate of originality. The best option if you are being sued is to talk to a lawyer!

[Jill_C]

By buying and downloading an asset from Adobe Stock you are accepting Adobe's license agreement. That agreement, along with proof that you downloaded the asset from Adobe stock, is your proof that you have the rights to use the asset.

[Abambo]

 Can the author issue a certificate of originality on my behalf?

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You can only be sued by the rights' holder. You go to your account (https://stock.adobe.com/Dashboard/LicenseHistory) check the asset, screen copy the licensing

...and send that proof to the one suing you.

If that is not enough, you need to contact Adobe. See here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-discussions/fotolia-gt-adobe-migration-zugriff-auf-den-alten-li...

If you are getting sued, you need to react fast.