REMOVAL • DEINDEXING • SUPPRESSION
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Online reputation services for attorneys, law firms, and the people they represent. Address unwanted articles, mugshots, social media content, reviews, and search results with a strategy built around the specific content and your goals.
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For your clients
Extend your support beyond the legal matter. Help clients address arrest coverage, mugshots, damaging social posts, exposed personal information, and unwanted search results through removal, deindexing, and suppression services.
For your firm
Protect the reputation behind your practice. Address negative reviews, unwanted articles, inaccurate profiles, and damaging search results while strengthening the accurate information prospective clients find about your firm.
Three ways to address harmful online content
Removal
Pursue removal of the article, image, post, listing, or review from the website or platform where it appears. We assess the specific content and available publisher or platform routes.
Deindexing
Pursue removal of specific URLs from search results where available. The source page may remain accessible directly, and the scope can vary by search engine and location.
Suppression
Build and strengthen relevant, accurate content to reduce the prominence of unwanted results in name and brand searches. Suppression does not delete the source content or guarantee a particular ranking.
The right strategy may combine all three. Start with the URLs and the outcome you want to achieve.
An arrest does not have to define what people find online.
We help criminal defense attorneys’ clients address mugshots, arrest aggregator listings, local crime articles, and arrest-related social media posts.
We can often help remove arrest articles and mugshots regardless of the case outcome. A dismissal, acquittal, or expungement is not a prerequisite for an assessment. Available options depend on the publisher, platform, and specific content.
Social media
Facebook, Instagram, X, and other platforms carrying arrest-related posts, images, or videos.
Articles & listings
Local crime news articles, mugshot websites, and arrest aggregator listings.
Search results
Removal, deindexing, and suppression strategies for unwanted results on Google, Bing, and other search engines.
A resource for your practice and the clients you serve
Criminal defense
Mugshots, arrest coverage, social posts, and the online consequences of a criminal matter.
Family law
Ex-partner posts, online harassment, exposed personal information, and privacy concerns.
Defamation & internet law
Content and search strategies carried out alongside counsel’s legal work.
Business litigation & general counsel
Online fallout from disputes, attack sites, damaging posts, and review issues.
We also support clients referred by professional licensing, employment, executive, victim-rights, education, entertainment, and brand-protection counsel.
Reputation services for attorneys and law firms
Address the issues prospective clients encounter when researching your practice: Google review removal, Avvo reviews and profiles, attorney search result suppression, content removal assessments, profile accuracy, and ongoing monitoring.
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A clear process for attorney referrals
Give clients a practical next step for the online consequences of a legal matter. Start with public URLs and your client’s goals. We define the scope, communication, and verification approach before work begins.
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From unwanted content to a clear plan
01
Review
Share public URLs and your goals.
02
Plan
Assess removal, deindexing, and suppression options.
03
Act
Carry out the agreed scope and coordinate with counsel.
04
Verify
Check the result against the service delivered.
Know what each service delivers
| Question | Removal | Deindexing | Suppression |
|---|---|---|---|
| What changes? | Source content is taken down. | A URL is excluded from applicable search results. | Other relevant pages gain prominence. |
| Does the source remain online? | The targeted content is removed at its source. | It may remain accessible directly. | Yes, unless separately removed. |
| How is progress checked? | Check the source URL. | Check the applicable engine and scope. | Track agreed searches over time. |
| Best starting point | Review the publisher and content. | Assess available search removal routes. | Assess the search landscape. |
What you can expect from us
Clear scope
Agree on the work, pricing, and communication before work begins.
The right evidence
Coordinate with counsel on preservation and timing.
Service-specific verification
Measure source availability, search inclusion, or search prominence according to the agreed strategy.
No blanket removal promises. Each website, platform, and search engine has different routes and requirements. We explain the options for your URLs before you commit.
Compare providers on the details that matter
Ask any provider to explain which outcome they are proposing, what is included in the price, how they verify results, and what happens if the targeted outcome is unavailable. These are the same questions we use to define an appropriate scope.
Removal is different from suppression. A proposal to improve search rankings should not be presented as deletion of an article. Any guarantee should state its exact conditions, exclusions, and remedy in writing.
Common questions
Does the client need a dismissed or expunged case?
No. We can often help remove arrest articles and mugshots regardless of case outcome. We assess each URL and available routes individually.
Can you help with accurate articles?
An assessment is not limited to content alleged to be false. We review the article and publisher to determine whether a removal, deindexing, or suppression approach is available.
Can every page or post be removed?
No. Options vary by source and content. We explain the available approach and scope before work begins.
How do removal, deindexing, and suppression differ?
Removal addresses content at its source. Deindexing addresses its appearance in a search engine. Suppression seeks to reduce its prominence by strengthening other relevant results. The strategies can be used together.
Can you help our firm as well as our clients?
Yes. Our services address attorneys’ and law firms’ own online reputations as well as content affecting referred clients.
How long does the work take?
Timing depends on the content, publisher or platform, and agreed strategy. We define project-specific milestones and reporting before work starts.
Resources for your practice
Attorney reputation articles and guides · About Legal Reputation Management
Start with what appears online.
Tell us whether you need help for your firm or a client. Share the public URLs and what you would like to change.