Rebuild your reputation after a court case or tribunal
Rebuild search results and credibility after a court case, tribunal or regulatory proceeding.
Court judgments, tribunal decisions and coverage of legal disputes can dominate search results long after the matter ends, even when you won. Recovery combines corrections where reporting was wrong, delisting where it qualifies, and accurate content that puts the outcome and what has happened since in front of the people who search.
Who this is for
- Individuals and businesses after litigation or tribunals
- People who were cleared or won but still suffer from coverage
- Professionals after regulatory proceedings
Who it is not for
- Concealing judgments that must remain public
What the work involves
Outcome mapping
What was reported, what the outcome was, and what search shows now.
Corrections
Reports that misstate the outcome, corrected with publishers or regulators.
Delisting
Older results about individuals, where eligible.
Accurate context
Content that states the outcome clearly and ranks.
How the work runs
- Search mappingWe identify the queries that matter and every result competing for them.
- Asset planWe decide which owned, earned and third-party assets can credibly outrank the problem.
- Build and publishProfiles, pages, articles and entity data are created or corrected, all truthful and attributable.
- Measure and adjustRankings are tracked weekly and the plan is adjusted to what the search engine rewards.
What you receive
- Search and coverage audit
- Correction and delisting requests
- Repair plan and content
What we cannot promise
- Published judgments generally remain public on official sources.
Frequently asked questions
Can a published judgment be removed?
Judgments on official sources generally remain. Anonymisation is only granted in limited circumstances by the court.
What if I won?
Coverage often focuses on allegations. We make sure the outcome is equally visible.
How soon after the case should we start?
As soon as the outcome is known, and ideally with your solicitors' input on timing.
Does this apply to employment tribunals?
Yes. Tribunal decisions are published online and can rank for names.
Is my enquiry confidential?
Yes. You can make first contact without giving your name, we sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share case details, and case files are held in restricted, encrypted storage with access limited to your case team.
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Evidence packs and coordination with solicitors when content is unlawful and voluntary routes fail.
Learn moreStart with a confidential conversation
Tell us as much or as little as you like. We sign an NDA before you share case details, and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.