Remove Negative Content From Google

Fake reviews and reviews from people who were never customers. Posts disclosing personal data — addresses, bank or medical details, identity documents. Content that names or identifies clients or patients. Non-consensual images. Copied content and stolen images. Demonstrably false statements of fact. Impersonation accounts and pages. Doxxing and coordinated harassment. Each of these breaches a platform policy, Google policy, or the law, and each has a specific submission route with its own evidence requirements.

We document the breach with evidence a moderator can act on, file through the correct channel — platform, host, registrar, Google legal removal, or data protection request — and escalate on refusal rather than resubmitting the same form. Where the only remaining route is legal, we brief your solicitors, or refer you to specialists, and keep the search-side work running in parallel so you are not waiting on litigation to see movement.

Google does not usually remove news articles just because they are unflattering. The usual routes are to ask the publisher for a correction, update or anonymisation, to use a data protection or legal route where the article is inaccurate or out of date, or, once the publisher has changed the page, to ask Google to refresh its outdated copy. We assess which, if any, applies before you spend anything.