Tag: Mitigating Reputational Damage
Does Aggregate Websites Have Legal Responsibility? Deciphering the 'Kyoto Animation Incident
On the morning of July 18, 2019 (Heisei 31), a 41-year-old man broke into Kyoto Animation's first studio, spread gasoline from a bucket on the firs...
What are the Issues with Presenting False Names? Explaining the Precedents of Personality Rights.
Personality rights, or 'Jinkakuken' in Japanese, refer to various rights that must be protected in our daily lives, such as life, body, freedom, an...
Points to Note When Posting Patient Reviews and Before-and-After Comparison Images on Cosmetic S.
"What kind of treatment do I need to achieve my ideal face?" "I want to know about the experiences of those who have undergone procedures." "I want...
Is 'Impersonation' on Twitter Illegal? A Crime? What Kind of Offense Does It Constitute?
Twitter, a tool that allows people to casually tweet about their interests, is widely used by many. Despite its global popularity, it's a fact that...
What is Defamation (Insult Crime)? Explanation with Examples from Weekly Magazine Reports
Honor, or the subjective evaluation one has of their own personal worth, is a benefit that should be protected by law. Expressions that are extreme...
What are the Cases Where Damages for Defamation Become High Due to the Maliciousness of the Offe.
When defamation is recognized, the victim is granted the right to claim damages against the perpetrator, with the main focus being on consolation m...
Explaining the Method of Scrutinizing Negative Articles on the Internet: A Prerequisite for Repu.
When it comes to eradicating web pages related to past corporate scandals, flame wars, arrests, and criminal records, the first prerequisite is to ...
Is it Acceptable to Reward Reviews for Cosmetic Surgery? Legal Risks Lurking in Site Operation
Beauty review websites often receive numerous reviews and feedback from patients who have undergone cosmetic surgery. Recently, the number of such ...
What Should Companies Do in Response to Online Backlash?
"Flaming" refers to a situation where "criticism floods the internet towards a specific target and becomes uncontrollable," or "a state where bashi...
What are the Cases Where Online Defamation Falls Under the Japanese 'Credit Damage Crime' and 'B.
In order to remove web pages or bulletin board posts that constitute defamation on the Internet, or to identify the poster, it is necessary to clai...
Addressing Cyberbullying and Similar Issues: Court Cases on Reputational Damage Control When Min.
In the realm of online defamation, there has been an increasing number of cases where minors become victims, such as instances where 'bullying' in ...
When Does Writing in Initials or Censored Words Become an Infringement of Rights?
When you want to claim that your rights to honor or privacy have been violated, the first issue to consider is whether the violation was truly targ...
How to Remove Unfair Ratings from Amazon Customer Reviews
On Amazon, there is a feature called customer reviews, where you can post and view impressions of a product based on actual usage. Some people use ...
What are the Methods for Identifying Perpetrators and Gathering Evidence of Defamation on Clubho.
Clubhouse is an invitation-only audio social networking app. With the spread of the coronavirus making it difficult to meet and chat directly, this...
What are the Basics of Managing Online Reputational Damage?
What is Reputational Damage?Reputational damage refers to the harm caused by unfounded rumors. Rumors, or "fūhyō" in Japanese, can be both positive...
What is the Jurisdictional Court for Litigation and Provisional Dispositions Related to Reputati.
There is a question that arises in all legal matters, not limited to internet-related issues, about "which regional court will handle the case if i...