What to do if Google shows news articles about your not guilty trial

It’s hard to conceive a more unjust scenario than when Google displays links to articles about an individual who, after years of legal proceedings following an arrest, was ultimately found not guilty.

Does Google have to delist news articles where the defendant was found not

What to do if a vigilante group posted videos about you online

The rise in vigilante groups, assuming police duties and leveraging the widespread use of internet videos, has led to people facing various online reputation problems. This article explores the urgency of seeking legal advice if you become a target of such a vigilante group.

Google denies your Right to be forgotten request but admits it may be wrong

Your right to be forgotten application might be refused because Google sometimes passes judgment over the moral or social choices and past errors you might have made.

How to delete your internet history

 Right to be forgotten. Does Google delist search results from Google searches worldwide or only from European Google searches?

How to take down negative articles from the internet

How to appeal a Google right to be forgotten refusal

A successful case of ICO right to be forgotten appeal

Who can have search results removed under a right to be forgotten

A right to be forgotten application

A right to be forgotten for lawyers, doctors and other professionals

The concept of the right to be forgotten allows individuals to request the removal of their personal information from online platforms under certain circumstances. This includes data which refers to criminal convictions. However, a lingering question remains: can a professional person, such as a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant, have a ...

How to manage online reputation after false allegations

There are few things in life more frustrating than someone who is falsely accused, then goes through a criminal trial, found not guilty and then having to live for decades with news articles that highlight the false allegations. This case study shows how false allegations can strike like lightning, instantly darkening the clear skies of one's personal or professional reputation. This challenge is intensified by search

How to remove criminal record with the right to be forgotten

Helping you make a successful right to be forgotten application

Right to be forgotten search results removal

The right to be forgotten has given opportunities to people who are desperate for a second chance in life. Whilst on the face of it, de-listing webpages from Google searches appears to be a simple task such as filling out a short form, the reality is, that in order to enhance a person's chances of achieving success, such as delisting from search results, seeking professional advice is more likely to achieve those