Comments on: Why Lawsuits to Remove Negative Content Often Backfire http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire Online Reputation Management Blog ~ .::Cutting-edge Insights::. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:12:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Online Impersonation: How to Defend Against It http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire/comment-page-1#comment-11351 Online Impersonation: How to Defend Against It Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:09:11 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/how-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-usually-backfire#comment-11351 [...] you may have grounds to threaten or file a lawsuit to mandate content removal or a cash settlement. Lawsuits often create additional animosity, so only do this is a last [...] [...] you may have grounds to threaten or file a lawsuit to mandate content removal or a cash settlement. Lawsuits often create additional animosity, so only do this is a last [...]

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]]> By: Crystal Admiral http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire/comment-page-1#comment-11301 Crystal Admiral Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:43:37 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/how-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-usually-backfire#comment-11301 Very good post! Like the points you make, but I think there are two things: 1. In the US this happens far more & faster than in Europe for example. Lawyers see money in everything, they are almost next to your bed in the hospital when waking up after a crash for example. 2. Due to 1, it is far more easier to have it done by a 3rd party, than to do it yourself. In all, I completely agree with only sewing when really needed, and in your example this was not the case. Very good post! Like the points you make, but I think there are two things: 1. In the US this happens far more & faster than in Europe for example. Lawyers see money in everything, they are almost next to your bed in the hospital when waking up after a crash for example. 2. Due to 1, it is far more easier to have it done by a 3rd party, than to do it yourself. In all, I completely agree with only sewing when really needed, and in your example this was not the case.

]]> By: How to Remove Negative Posts & Links http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire/comment-page-1#comment-10999 How to Remove Negative Posts & Links Fri, 25 Dec 2009 02:50:10 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/how-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-usually-backfire#comment-10999 [...] a case and actually plan on following through with it, if necessary. Many times, I’ve seen legal threats backfire and make the situation flare up much worse. Threats of litigation bring out a harsh and unforgiving [...] [...] a case and actually plan on following through with it, if necessary. Many times, I’ve seen legal threats backfire and make the situation flare up much worse. Threats of litigation bring out a harsh and unforgiving [...]

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]]> By: roz rambach http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire/comment-page-1#comment-1778 roz rambach Tue, 13 May 2008 10:45:37 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/how-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-usually-backfire#comment-1778 Excellent post!!! Excellent post!!!

]]> By: Glen Allsopp http://onlinereputationedge.com/why-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-often-backfire/comment-page-1#comment-1503 Glen Allsopp Wed, 07 May 2008 20:40:36 +0000 http://www.copybrighter.com/blog/how-lawsuits-to-remove-negative-content-usually-backfire#comment-1503 You make some great points here Brett, good work. I am fully behind using lawsuits only when absolutely necessary but try to stay clear 99% of the time as there's probably a better work around. Good to see you blogging again! You make some great points here Brett, good work. I am fully behind using lawsuits only when absolutely necessary but try to stay clear 99% of the time as there’s probably a better work around.

Good to see you blogging again!

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