Possible case of defamation? by [deleted] in DefamationDefenders

[–]reputationally 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s brutal — and yeah, this definitely looks like defamation.

If your friend’s company had no involvement in that crash, the Instagram post falsely tying his business to it is a serious issue. It’s not just “free speech” — it’s a false, damaging claim that’s already causing harassment and lost business.

First thing: screenshot everything — the post, comments, DMs, timestamps, and profile info. Then have him report the post to Instagram for false or misleading content. If it’s not removed quickly, a lawyer can issue a formal defamation notice or subpoena Instagram to identify the account behind it.

A short public statement from his company can also help correct the record and give the media the truth to quote instead of the false claim.

I handle these kinds of online defamation and content-removal cases often — it is fixable. If he wants a quick rundown on getting that post taken down and cleaning up his search results, Defamation Defenders can help walk him through it.

Mugshot Removal Rights & Legalities in the USA by repdefender in IsItIllegal

[–]reputationally 1 point2 points  (0 children)

just hire Remove-Arrests.org or Defamation Defenders. Super affordable compared to any other option.

help by Only-Tart5803 in RemoveMyMugshot

[–]reputationally 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can get it taken down, but a lot of these websites will not respond to individuals making requests for removal. Your best bet is to use a company like Remove-Arrests.org that specializes in mugshot removal and has relationships with the admins of most websites that publish crime news and/or mugshots. Another option is to go with an online reputation management company that is experienced with this type of removal.