Click HERE to Call Free for immediate help! 0800 612 7211
Every situation is different so by far the best way to find out how to respond to a social media legal issue is to speak to those who are most likely to have dealt with a situation similar to yours.
To find out how you can improve your reputation on the internet simply select one of the easy methods of contacting us.

We will respond as soon as possible.

FREEPHONE 0800 612 7211
(+) 44 207 183 4 123 from outside the UK.

TheInternet LawCentre
Porn law

Pornography law in the UK
The law that governs the production of pornography in the UK is made out of a combination of unrelated legal concepts. UK participants in pornographic movies have few resources to learn from, about their legal position. If you wanted to understand what legal rights you have, as a performer in adult films, you should consult this website, or one of the other online resources, which we have created, or speak to one of our specialist porn lawyers.
Producers and publishers of pornography, must make sure that their operation is compliant with the criminal and the civil law, or they could possibly face serious legal consequences, including civil and criminal sanctions.
Cleaning Up the Internet: The Impact and Consequences of Removing Pornographic Videos
- Details
- Hits: 717

Why and how, people who acted in porn movies want their movies removed from the internet later on in life
Read more: Cleaning Up the Internet: The Impact and Consequences of Removing Pornographic Videos
The case of Mario Rogers - the porn headmaster
- Details
- Hits: 5336

How we exposed an abusive porn producer who sexually exploited London's Homeless Gay community
Sexual coercion and pornography
- Details
- Hits: 2298

Support for individuals who had been coerced into taking part in pornography
Regret over porn film
- Details
- Hits: 6473

What to do if you regret having participated in a porn film
In a recent case, Cohen Davis solicitors secured damages in excess of £20,000 for a client who had participated in a pornographic video five years earlier but has since changed his mind.
Why people regret doing porn films
Is it possible to remove porn videos because you regret making them
Example of removal of porn following regret
What to do if you regret making a porn video
Why people regret doing porn films
There is a large number of individuals who participate in porn films, only to regret this later, who at the time of shooting the film did not fully appreciate the consequences of their actions.
This could be because it was promised to them that any videos produced from the porn film shooting would have limited distribution, on paid for websites, or that the films had been produced by a special request and that they would be subjected to strict confidentiality and limited viewers. In other cases, participants in porn movies have been persuaded to take part in the filming whilst in a bad place, whether being homeless, hungry or having suffered alcohol or drug addiction.
A growing number of people who participate in porn films, who later regret their action, are young people, who had been lured by predators on social media to do some modelling and whilst arriving at the studio were put under pressure to take matters further and take part in creating pornography. There is, of course, another group of people who fully consented at the time to participate in pornography and to have their videos distributed, but later in life, have moved on, started a family or decided to pursue another career. Often this group’s regret comes 5-15 years after creating the porn films.
Is it possible to remove porn videos because you regret making them
It is impossible, in many cases, to have porn videos removed from the internet if you regret ever making them. The fact that you regret making a porn film, by itself, is not often sufficient to have the porn film removed from websites. What you will need to show in addition, is that the publication of the porn film results in the breach of your right to private life, in breach of your data, it constitutes misuse of your private information or that it constitutes a breach of contract. Every case is different and we will examine carefully the evidence before advising you on the right strategy that is most suitable for your case.
Example of removal of porn following regret
In a recent case, our client, who was known by his stage name Arthur Z, and he agreed to participate in porn film shooting which took place approximately 5 years earlier. He signed a release document at the time and got paid £150 in cash for 3 hours of shooting of hardcore gay pornography, but later he changed his mind. As part of the settlement of his case, we secured him damages of £20,000 and in addition to the damages, we ensured that he had the copyright to the porn films transferred to his name, together with a binding contract compelling the film producers to help us with the enforcement of taking down the porn video permanently.
Yair Cohen, a partner at Cohen Davis Solicitors took on the case on compassionate grounds and later acted for Arthur on a no win no fee basis. Minutes after leaving the flat where the shooting of the highly intrusive video too place, Arthur telephoned the film producer and told him he had changed his mind. He begged the producer to not publish the film on the internet. Arthur, who was homeless at the time, living on the streets of London, was persuaded by the producer to take part in the porn film, even though he had never done anything like this before. He claimed that he had been under the influence of drugs when agreeing to the filming and that he was, at the time, at a very low point in his life. The film producer refused to delete the film from the internet and went on the sell the pornographic videos on a lucrative gay porn website over a period of nearly 5 years. The video, snippets and previews were also published on other porn sites, such as YouPorn and Xhamster, together with highly derogatory titles and descriptions.
Some of the videos had been best sellers for years due to their highly humiliating nature. The case was highly challenging particularly because we needed to first identify and locate the video producer who had done all he could to conceal his true identity. However, after some detective work, the porn producer was traced and located and after sending him a following a letter of claim, threatening him with legal action, he accepted liability and agreed to all our demands, including payment of compensation and legal costs.
What to do if you regret making a porn video
If you regret making a porn video, find out what you can do about it.
Unfortunately, the internet is loaded with pornographic videos, many of which have been produced at the unfair expense of vulnerable individuals. At times it could seem nearly impossible to secure removal of pornographic videos from the internet following regret, particularly if they had been produced some time ago. However, if you regret making porn videos and you now want to see whether you can have them removed from the internet, give our friendly lawyers a call.
We have a log of experience in this area of law, being one of the only law firms that specialise in internet pornography. There is a high likelihood that we will be able to help you remove unwanted adult video from the internet and even secure you compensations on a no win no fee basis.
Privacy injunction to remove a porn video
- Details
- Hits: 9721

Can you remove porn videos featuring yourself from the internet
Is a release form by porn film actor valid
- Details
- Hits: 13813

Can you remove a porn video from the internet even if you signed a release form?
Remove porn films from the internet
- Details
- Hits: 12599

Proven strategies to help you remove porn films from the internet
Remove porn images and videos from the internet
- Details
- Hits: 13821

How to remove your own nude images and videos from the internet
|
Follow on Twitter
|
Reputation management
- Business defamation on Google
- Defamation by investors on social media
- Disgruntled employees and company reputation
- International online reputation management
- Online reputation attack legal advice
- Online reputation strategies
- Reputation crisis management
- SEO and online reputation management
- The case of the removal of a cloned Facebook account
Online business support
Our work featured on |
---|
Category of work
Norwich Pharmacal Order
Latest Articles
- What to do with false allegations of sexual assault on Instagram
- Defamation by innuendo case study
- Defamation by a newspaper journalist from outside the UK
- What can you do if you are falsely accused of sexual assault online
- Jack Aaronson (Dominic Ford) defamation case against Marcus Stones (Mickey Taylor)
Porn law
- Cleaning Up the Internet: The Impact and Consequences of Removing Pornographic Videos
- Is a release form by porn film actor valid
- Privacy injunction to remove a porn video
- Regret over porn film
- Remove porn films from the internet
- Remove porn images and videos from the internet
- Revenge porn legal advice
- Sexual coercion and pornography
- The case of Mario Rogers - the porn headmaster
|
Privacy law
- Emergency injunctions
- How to remove criminal record from Google
- Injunction for breach of privacy
- Is catfishing illegal
- Is it illegal to post private messages on Facebook
- Is it legal to film someone and upload it to YouTube
- Removal of defamatory video from the internet
- The case of DDF v YYZ
- The case of GYH v Persons Unknown
Right to be forgotten
- A case of a successful ICO right to be forgotten appeal
- Can you remove articles from Google if you were not guilty?
- Case study on removing a conviction from the internet
- Delisting Professional Discipline from Google
- Does a right to be forgotten apply to prison sentence of over 4 years
- Google right to be forgotten
- Help with a right to be forgotten
- How to manage online reputation after false allegations
- How to maximise success with a right to be forgotten
- Legal advice right to be forgotten
- Removal of google searches worldwide
- Remove court records from Google
- Remove newspaper articles for victim of crime
- Removing search results under a right to be forgotten
- Right to be forgotten FAQ
- Right to be forgotten ICO appeal
- Right to be forgotten post Brexit
- Right to be forgotten refused
- Take down negative articles from the internet
- The case of the removal of a professional disciplinary hearing from Google
- The case of the removal of newspaper reports about a court case
- Why did Google refuse your right to be forgotten request
Online harassment
- The case of Frankie Rzucek
- The case of Kirat Assi v Simran Kaur Bhogal - Sweet Bobby
- The case of Lindsey Goldrick-Dean
- The case of Phipps v Britton-unmasking internet trolls
- Teenage harassment on social media
- Online harassment legal advice
- Cross jurisdiction case of harassment
- Harassment injunctions
- Harassment on Tattle.life
- Social media legal advice for parents
- The case of Rada-Ortiz v Espinosa-Vadillo
- Instagram harassment
- Harassment solicitors no win no fee
- Harassment and defamation on the internet
- Harassment limitation
- Online trolling legal help
- Harassment on social media
- Legal advice for online harassment
- How to stop internet trolling
- Is harassment a crime
- Civil harassment and criminal harassment in the UK what is the difference
- Harassment on Facebook
- Celebrity online harassment
- Harassment of celebrity
- Can you sue someone for exposing you on social media
- Catfishing defamation case study
- How to take legal action for cyberbullying
Online defamation
- Cancel culture defamation
- Chase Levels in defamation cases
- Defamation by competitors case
- Defamation and social media law in the UK
- Defamation by a newspaper journalist from outside the UK
- Defamation by an Ex-Employee
- Defamation by employees
- Defamation by innuendo case study
- Defamation cease and desist letter
- Defamation claim against the police
- Defamation injunctions
- Defamation legal advice
- Defamation on Blogger
- Defamation on Twitter case
- Defamation on websites
- Defamation removal letter
- Defamation solicitors
- Defamation with SEO
- Defamatory out of context news article
- False accusation of rape on social media
- Falsely accused of rape
- Google business defamation
- How can I remove online defamation
- How can I stop someone from defaming my business
- How to deal with defamatory content on social media
- How to fight back against anonymous defamation
- Injunction against Google
- Internet defamation lawyers
- Jack Aaronson (Dominic Ford) defamation case against Marcus Stones (Mickey Taylor)
- Legal action for defamation
- Legal action for libel
- Online Defamation on YouTube
- Online reputation attack defamation
- Remove defamation from Google
- Removing defamation from the internet
- Section 13 of the Defamation Act 2013
- The case of Brian Dudley v Michael Phillips - damages for defamation and breach of GDPR
- The case of Paul Britton and Origin Design
- The case of RRR PLC v Gary Carp
- The case of Selvaratnam Suresh v the Met Police
- The case of TJM v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police
- The judgement in TJM -v- Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police
- Twitter defamation and harassment
- What can you do if you are falsely accused of sexual assault online
- What to do if someone makes false allegations against you on the internet
- What to do if you are defamed on a scam website
- What to do if you were defamed by the police
- What to do with false allegations of sexual assault on Instagram
|