Westbridge & Cole LLP · Online Content Protection
Your work is yours. We enforce that.
Westbridge & Cole LLP represents content creators, media companies, and individuals whose work has been stolen, leaked, or weaponized online. We remove infringing and abusive content, identify the people behind it, and litigate when notices are not enough.
Stolen content is a business model. Enforcement has to be one too.
Pirated courses and photography, re-uploaded videos, leaked subscription content, fabricated reviews, impersonation accounts — the sites and accounts trafficking in your work are organized, monetized, and counting on you to give up after the first ignored email.
Federal law gives rights holders real leverage: the notice-and-takedown system of 17 U.S.C. § 512, statutory damages for registered works, subpoena power to unmask anonymous infringers, and injunctive relief. That leverage only works when it is applied precisely, in the right order, with evidence preserved before the other side starts deleting. That is the firm's entire practice.
What we do
Four ways we protect your work
DMCA Takedown Enforcement
Statutory notice-and-takedown under 17 U.S.C. § 512, executed correctly and tracked to removal.
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Copyright Infringement Litigation
Federal enforcement when takedowns are ignored — statutory damages, injunctions, and fee awards.
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Leaked & Non-Consensual Content Removal
Urgent, discreet removal of leaked private material — copyright, privacy, and platform remedies combined.
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Defamation & Online Reputation
Measured response to false statements online — retraction, removal, and suit when the facts support it.
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Also: search de-indexing campaigns and § 512(h) identification of anonymous infringers — see all practice areas.
How it works
A process built for speed and for court
- 01
Intake & Assessment
Days 1–2
- 02
Evidence Preservation
Days 1–5
- 03
Notice & Enforcement
Weeks 1–4
- 04
Escalation & Litigation
As required
- 05
Monitoring & Maintenance
Ongoing
How we practice
Attorney-handled, start to finish
Notices, subpoenas, and filings are drafted by the firm's attorneys — not templated by a vendor and rubber-stamped.
Built for court from day one
Evidence is preserved and registrations secured before the first notice goes out, so escalation is a decision, not a restart.
Candid about the merits
If the DMCA can't reach your problem, or enforcement costs more than it's worth, we say so at the consultation.
Discretion by default
Sensitive matters are structured to minimize public exposure of your identity wherever the law allows.