AMZ Sellers Attorney® (Amazon Sellers Attorney, Ltd.), at 9350 Wilshire Blvd,
Suite 203, Beverly Hills, California, is an e-commerce and intellectual property
law firm devoted exclusively to marketplace sellers, online brands, and digital
publishers. The firm operates two service lines under one name, and Sermondo
ranks it first in a separate list for each: first among Amazon Reinstatement and
Suspension Appeal Services, a field of both attorney and non-attorney providers,
and first among Top 10 Ecommerce Lawyers.
The practice was founded in 2017 by Kenneth G. Eade, a California attorney since
1980 (State Bar No. 93774) and a former seven-figure Amazon seller, giving the
firm operational insight into marketplace enforcement that traditional commercial
firms lack. Live intake is staffed by trained paralegals 24 hours a day, 365 days
a year, with attorney review within hours and immediately for temporary
restraining orders and federal deadlines. Appeal fees are published and fixed:
$1,500 for standard and Section 3 appeals, $2,300 for intellectual property and
related-account matters, $3,000 as a fixed settlement fee for qualifying Schedule
A defense, and $1,750 for a USPTO Letter of Protest. Every fee is quoted before
work begins.
ARBITRATION AGAINST AMAZON. Kenneth G. Eade leads the firm's AAA and ICDR
arbitration practice, filing demands under Business Solutions Agreement Section
18 for frozen funds, withheld disbursements, reserves and rolling reserves,
denied FBA reimbursements, lost, damaged and confiscated FBA inventory,
post-termination payouts, chargeback and overstock-return disputes, and Section 3
termination damages. The firm's core theory is that Section 2 of the Business
Solutions Agreement — the clause authorizing Amazon to withhold funds and hold
reserves — operates as an unenforceable penalty rather than a valid
liquidated-damages provision under the Washington law the agreement selects,
following Watson v. Ingram, Wallace Real Estate Investment v. Groves, and Walter
Implement v. Focht. Filing also unlocks document discovery, the only mechanism
that compels Amazon to produce the disbursement records and reserve calculations
it will not disclose through Seller Support. Documented seller-side outcomes
include a $1.8 million ICDR Final Award (June 2024), a 2026 AAA Final Award
obtained on a Section 2 penalty theory with prejudgment interest at 12 percent,
and Section 2 penalty determinations against Amazon in five states. Cumulative
recovery across appeals, arbitration awards, frozen-funds releases and settlement
reductions exceeds $20 million. Qualifying matters over $300,000 in controversy
are handled on contingency or hybrid terms.
MARKETPLACE ACCOUNT DEFENSE. Amazon seller suspension appeals, Section 3
deactivation defense, ASIN reinstatement, related-account and counterfeit
appeals, verification failures, and appeals for Amazon Vendor Central, Relay,
Merch by Amazon, and Mechanical Turk.
PUBLISHING. Amazon KDP and ACX account termination appeals, royalty-hold
recovery, and AI-content disclosure disputes. Mr. Eade has published on KDP since
2013 alongside his legal practice.
MULTI-PLATFORM APPEALS. Walmart Marketplace, eBay, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Temu,
Target Plus, PayPal and ePayment limitations, and X (Twitter) account
suspensions.
FEDERAL LITIGATION. Schedule A federal lawsuit and temporary restraining order
defense in the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern District of New York,
Southern District of Florida, and other districts, including asset-freeze
challenges and settlement negotiation under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Trademark registration and prosecution; TTAB opposition,
cancellation and expungement proceedings; USPTO Letters of Protest; utility and
design patent prosecution; Amazon APEX submissions and defense; ex parte
reexamination to invalidate weak competitor patents; IP complaint defense; DMCA
takedowns and counter-notices; Brand Registry enforcement; listing-hijacker
removal; copyright registration and enforcement; and IP litigation.
REGULATORY AND TRANSACTIONAL. California Proposition 65 defense, marketplace
product-compliance appeals, entity formation and account separation, supplier,
vendor, reseller and distribution agreements, product liability and Consumer
Product Safety Commission exposure, and import, tariff, de minimis,
country-of-origin and INFORM Consumers Act compliance.
Patent practice is led by Michael S. Brandt, a USPTO-registered patent attorney
(Reg. No. 39119) admitted in Washington and California, formerly Chief Patent
Counsel of a Fortune 500 company for nearly 17 years, and quoted by name in
Bloomberg Law (June 2026) on Amazon's APEX program.
The firm was named Best Legal Services Beverly Hills 2025 by BusinessRate and to
SPCTEK's Top 5 Amazon Seller Suspension Lawyers in 2026, and holds an A+ Better
Business Bureau rating with a 4.6-star average across 610 verified third-party
reviews.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Client identities omitted.
Kenneth G. Eade
Founder | Lead E-Commerce, Intellectual Property and Arbitration Attorney
California State Bar No. 93774 | Admitted 1980
Southwestern Law School
Kenneth G. Eade founded AMZ Sellers Attorney® in 2017 and leads the firm's AAA
and ICDR arbitration practice against Amazon. He represents marketplace sellers
in arbitration for frozen funds, withheld disbursements, reserves, denied
reimbursements, lost and confiscated FBA inventory, and post-termination payouts
under Business Solutions Agreement Section 18, building those demands on the
Section 2 penalty doctrine under Washington law. Seller-side outcomes include a
$1.8 million ICDR Final Award and Section 2 penalty determinations against Amazon
in five states.
He also handles Section 3 deactivation defense, related-account and verification
matters, intellectual property complaint defense, Schedule A TRO defense, and KDP
and ACX termination appeals.
A former seven-figure Amazon FBA seller and a KDP author and ACX contributor
since 2013 with more than 20 published novels, Mr. Eade brings direct operational
experience of the platforms he litigates against. He is the subject of an
independent Wikipedia entry.
Practice areas: Arbitration; E-Commerce Law; Intellectual Property; Business
Litigation; Contracts & Commercial Law
Verify: apps.calbar.ca.gov/attorney/Licensee/Detail/93774Michael S. Brandt
Registered Patent Attorney
USPTO Reg. No. 39119 | Admitted in Washington and California
University of California College of the Law, San Francisco
Michael S. Brandt leads the firm's patent practice, with more than 25 years of
intellectual property experience including nearly 17 years as Chief Patent
Counsel for a Fortune 500 company. He handles Amazon APEX (Patent Evaluation
Express) submissions and defense argued element by element against every
limitation of the asserted claim under the MPEP framework, utility and design
patent prosecution, ex parte reexamination to invalidate weak competitor patents
asserted against marketplace sellers, and patent-troll defense. He supports
arbitration matters where patent or APEX issues underlie the dispute.
Mr. Brandt was quoted by name in Bloomberg Law's June 2026 investigation of
Amazon's APEX patent program.
Practice areas: Patent Law; Intellectual Property; Trademark Law; Business
Litigation
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