How to remove yourself from adrforum.com
What they publish
names of parties in published arbitration case decisions and UDRP domain-name dispute rulings (e.g., decision documents naming the complainant and respondent in a domain dispute)
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 4 done- Identify the specific case or decision document containing your name (e.g., via the site's DomainDecisions archive if it's a UDRP ruling).
- Contact FORUM directly at contact@adrforum.com or 952-516-6400 to inquire about removal or redaction.
- Understand that published arbitration/UDRP decisions are generally treated as part of the public case record and are unlikely to be removable absent a specific legal basis (e.g., a sealed case order or an applicable privacy-law request) — this differs from typical marketing/people-search opt-outs.
- If the concern is search-engine visibility rather than the record's existence, consider a de-indexing/reputation-management approach instead of requesting removal.
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
unknown — likely requires proof of party status or attorney involvement
If they ignore you
legal counsel; this is not a standard CCPA/CPPA opt-out target, so consumer-privacy-agency escalation is unlikely to apply
Re-listing risk for this site: n/a for existing decisions (they are not resupplied), though any future arbitration/dispute involving you would generate a new public record
Common questions
How do I remove myself from adrforum.com?
Email their privacy address, contact@adrforum.com. The guide above lists 4 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
Will my information come back on adrforum.com?
n/a for existing decisions (they are not resupplied), though any future arbitration/dispute involving you would generate a new public record. Check again in about 60 days.