A trade name of Sword & Shield, PLLC
We stop people from defaming individuals and businesses online. Upload the review, we evaluate it, contact the poster and the platform, and pursue removal or legal action. You follow every step from your dashboard.
And anywhere else a written review or post can be left: Reddit, Nextdoor, LinkedIn, Healthgrades, Zillow, Tripadvisor, Amazon, Indeed, blogs and personal sites.
ReviewFighters.com is how Sword & Shield, PLLC handles one problem at scale: false, defamatory reviews and posts that cost real people and real businesses customers, patients, tenants and jobs. The firm is led by Adrian Middleton, a Florida attorney who built the practice around a simple promise: you will always know exactly what we found, what we did, and what happened.
Every assignment is evaluated by an attorney, not a script. If a review is unfair but lawful, we tell you so and tell you what you can still do. If it is defamatory, we go after it: demand letters, platform legal requests, and litigation when it is warranted.
Read MoreOne review or post per assignment. You upload the screenshot or PDF; we take it from there and report each step in order.
Defamation evaluation
Fact or opinion, true or false, actionable or not. In writing.
Demand & retraction letters
Cease-and-desist and retraction demands to the poster, from a law firm.
Platform removal requests
Legal removal requests to Google, Yelp, Meta and the rest, with the record to back them.
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Litigation, subpoenas to unmask anonymous posters, injunctions and damages.
See everythingA law firm, not a reputation vendor.
Platforms and posters respond to attorneys. Our letters carry the firm's name and the credible prospect of a lawsuit.
You see every step.
Accepted, finding, contact, progress, result: each is time-stamped on your dashboard and emailed to you the moment it happens.
Individuals and businesses alike.
A single parent targeted by an ex, a dental practice hit by a competitor, a franchise with fifty locations. Same process, sized to fit.
Honest findings.
If a review is not defamatory we say so, explain why, and do not charge you to chase it.
Pick the plan that matches how many reviews you are fighting each month, or pay per review with no subscription. Litigation is quoted separately if you choose it.
Starter
$99/mo
Up to 10 reviews a month
For an individual or a small business dealing with a handful of false reviews.
Growth
$175/mo
11 to 20 reviews a month
For a multi-location business or a professional practice under sustained attack.
Pro
$425/mo
21 to 50 reviews a month
For brands, franchises and law firm partners who send us volume.
Single review
$100
Per review, no subscription
One review, one flat fee, no subscription. Pay when you submit it.
Defamation law · Oct 7, 2026
Crime, disease, professional misconduct, sexual impropriety. When a review makes one of these accusations falsely, Florida law presumes harm. That changes the leverage completely.
Read MorePlatform policies · Oct 4, 2026
Google has two doors: the flag anyone can press, and the legal removal request that an attorney files with evidence. Here is what each one does and the order we use them in.
Read MoreDefamation law · Sep 30, 2026
Opinion is protected. False statements of fact are not. Here is how an attorney tells the difference, and why 'the owner is a thief' is a very different review from 'the owner was rude'.
Read MoreA false statement of fact, published to others, that damages your reputation. 'The food was cold' is opinion; 'the owner stole my deposit' or 'the doctor lost her license' are statements of fact that, if false, are defamatory. Our first step on every assignment is to tell you which side of that line the review falls on.
Often, yes. Platforms remove content that violates their policies or that is shown to be defamatory, and most posters retract when a law firm explains their exposure in writing. When neither works, litigation is available. We report each step to you and tell you plainly when something is not working.
Plans are $99 a month for up to 10 reviews, $175 for 11 to 20, and $425 for 21 to 50. A single review with no subscription is $100. Litigation, if you choose it, is quoted separately.
Yes. Demand letters and platform requests are not limited by state. Where a lawsuit has to be filed outside Florida, we work with local counsel and tell you before anything is filed.
Yes. Our partner program lets other firms send defamation and review matters to us under a referral arrangement, with every matter reported back through the same dashboard. See the Partners page.
Tell us who you are and what was said. If you already have a screenshot, the fastest route is to create an account and submit it; the firm starts the evaluation from there.
Sword & Shield, PLLC
ReviewFighters.com is a trade name of the firm.
Are you a law firm?
Refer defamation and review matters to us under a partner arrangement and track them in the same dashboard. Partner program.
