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How do you release a claim?

A written contract in which one or more parties agree to give up legal causes of action against the other party in exchange for adequate consideration (that is, something of value to which the party releasing the legal claims is not already entitled). Consideration may be offered in the form of severance.

What are disputed matters?

Disputed Matters means all Claims, all defenses against any Claims, and all controversies relating thereto.

What happens if you release a claim during a dispute?

Release the claim: If the claimant agrees with your dispute, they can release their claim. If you were previously monetizing the video, your monetization settings will be restored automatically when all claims on your video are released.

What happens if you lose a YouTube dispute?

What happens if my dispute is rejected? If your dispute is rejected, the claim will remain on your video. If youre still confident the claim is invalid, you may be eligible to appeal the decision. Learn more about appealing a Content ID claim.

Why should the Content ID claim be released?

Depending on the copyright owners Content ID settings, Content ID claims can: Block a video from being viewed. Monetize the video by running ads on it, sometimes sharing revenue with the uploader. Track the videos viewership statistics.

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