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Devin Marsh

Head of Casework, Clearline Reputation

Devin leads removal and deindexing casework, and reviews every client assessment before it is sent. Their focus is the unglamorous part of the job: complete evidence packages, correctly routed filings, and the monitoring that keeps a removal from quietly reversing.

Areas of work

  • Privacy-based removal requests, including exposed contact data and data broker listings.
  • Search engine deindexing across Google and Bing, and the differences in how each assesses a request.
  • DMCA notice preparation and the completeness requirements that decide whether a notice is processed or returned.
  • Post-removal monitoring: mirrors, scraper copies, archive snapshots and deliberate re-uploads.
  • Triage — deciding which URLs in a case have no viable path, which is the assessment clients value most and like least.

Editorial responsibilities

Every article published on this site is either written or reviewed by a named person before publication, and Devin holds that responsibility for removal and deindexing topics. In practice that means three checks:

  1. Every timeline and success figure is labelled as measured, illustrative, or sourced — never left ambiguous.
  2. Every method described carries its limit in the same section, not in a disclaimer at the bottom.
  3. Anything that changed since publication is either updated substantively or the article is retired. Dates are not refreshed without a real change.

Published guides

Devin Marsh's guides follow cases past removal, where what comes back never matches what was taken down
Compare the two branches: filings climb the upper track, while mirrors, scraper copies and archive snapshots bring the record back along the lower one, and the ticks measure the part that never closed.

Contact

Case enquiries go through the case review form so they enter the triage queue with the URLs attached. For corrections to a published guide, email [email protected] with the article URL and the specific claim in question.