Attorney Protection helps rights holders, creators and brands find misuse of their work — and get it removed. Copyright takedowns, trademark enforcement, counterfeit and piracy links, impersonation reports and search de-indexing, filed properly and tracked to a decision.
No platform passwords. No shortcuts. Only official platform and search-engine processes.
Stolen work, fake accounts and counterfeit listings spread fast — and most creators and businesses are left to fight platforms alone. We stand on the rights holder's side: documenting the misuse, filing the strongest case each platform allows, and staying with it until the platform decides.
Pick the problem that matches yours. Every service starts the same way — we review your proof first, then file the strongest case the platform allows.
Another channel, page or seller using your registered logo, name or brand? We prepare and file the trademark complaint with your registration proof.
Fake profiles pretending to be you, your business or someone you represent. We file through the platform's official impostor process and handle resubmissions when an ID is rejected.
Your video, photo, music, writing or design re-uploaded without permission. We file copyright removal requests link by link, with proof of ownership.
Fake products using your brand, and pirated copies of your work sold or shared as downloads and streams. We build the link list and file removal with each host, marketplace and platform.
Removing a page is only half the job if it still appears in search. Where a removal or a search policy applies, we request de-indexing so infringing links drop out of search results.
Ongoing watch for new misuse of your name, marks and content — with an alert when something new appears, so a removed account doesn't simply reappear under a new handle next week.
Help for families: requesting memorialisation of a loved one's account, and dealing respectfully with their profiles after a death.
Private information, impersonating reviews or harmful content posted about you or your business — assessed case by case against platform policy.
A structured review of where your content, brand and identity are exposed online — so you know what is out there before deciding what to file, monitor or leave alone.
Start with an audit. We map the misuse first — copies, fake listings, impersonating accounts — then recommend only the filings that are actually worth making.
Different clients, same problem: someone else is using what you made, your name, or your brand — and the platform needs a properly evidenced case before it acts.
Video, music, photography and posts re-uploaded by copycat channels, plus fake profiles trading on a creator's name and audience.
Pirated copies of books, courses and written work shared as downloads, and listings selling work the seller has no right to sell.
Counterfeit listings, lookalike shops and logo misuse that divert your customers and put your reputation behind someone else's product.
Clips, programmes and catalogues re-posted or streamed without a licence, tracked link by link across platforms and file hosts.
Fake pages and profiles pretending to be your company, your staff or your founders — filed through the official impostor process.
Memorialisation requests and respectful handling of a loved one's accounts after a death, with guidance on the proof platforms ask for.
No platform passwords are ever needed. Cases are filed through official forms, and you always know which stage yours is at.
Use the intake form below with the infringing link, your contact email, and what the content is.
We check your proof — trademark, ID or original work — and tell you honestly if it's strong enough to file, or what's missing.
We submit through the platform's official complaint or impostor process, in the correct name and capacity.
We follow the platform's reply, handle resubmission if evidence is rejected, and report the outcome to you.
Most rejections happen for one reason: the platform couldn't read the proof. Clear evidence is the difference between a removal and a refusal.
Removal systems exist to protect rights owners — not to silence critics or competitors. Every case is checked against this before anything is submitted.
Fill this in and the button will prepare an email to our enforcement inbox with your case details organised. You review it and press send in your own email app — nothing is sent automatically.
Choose an issue type in the form — this list updates to match it.
Prefer email directly?
General contact: Info@attorneyprotection.org
Enforcement cases: enforcement@attorneyprotection.org
Do not email passwords. IDs and certificates should only be shared after we confirm your case by reply.
No — and any service that guarantees it is not being honest with you. We file the strongest, correctly-evidenced case through official channels and track it, but the platform makes the final decision.
Usually because the photo was blurry, dark, cropped, or the name on the ID didn't match the name on the report. A flat, well-lit photo or scan on a light background — with name, photo and date of birth visible — gives the best chance. Sometimes a different, unexpired document works better than resending the same one.
Yes, as an authorised representative — but it must be filed in that capacity, honestly. Filing as the person themselves when you are their representative can cause rejection and problems with the platform.
Never. Official trademark, copyright and impostor processes do not require your password. Do not share it with anyone claiming to do removals.
Attorney Protection is a private company providing digital protection and platform enforcement support: preparing evidence, filing platform complaints and tracking cases. Where a matter needs formal legal advice or court representation, that requires a licensed attorney in the relevant country, and we will say so plainly.
Platforms reply by email to the contact address on the filing. We track the case and report each stage to you — submitted, in review, and the platform's decision when it arrives.
Often, yes. That is what de-indexing is for: once a page is removed, or where a search policy applies, a removal request can be made to the search engine so the link drops out of results. If the page itself is still live and infringing, the page usually has to be dealt with first.
You can contact us as the owner, or openly as their authorised representative — for example for a family member, a client, or your own company. What we won't do is file a case in someone else's name or capacity without their authorisation.
For general questions, email Info@attorneyprotection.org. For a live case, use the enforcement inbox or the form above with the link, the platform, and what you own — and we'll reply with whether it's fileable and what proof is still needed.
Send links and a short description first — do not send passwords, and only send IDs or certificates after we confirm your case by reply. Outcomes are decided by the platform or search engine in each case and are not guaranteed.