How to Remove Your Information from CaseMine
CaseMine will fully remove a judgment only with a court order — but de-indexing from search is sometimes possible for specific sensitive case types without one. Here's the real distinction, and what to send.
Quick overview
- CaseMine is a real AI-powered legal research platform indexing public case law. See what it hosts.
- Full removal needs a court order — de-indexing is a separate, narrower option. See what qualifies.
- CaseMine states it will not redact or edit a judgment — only remove it fully or leave it as-is. See the FAQ.
- Without a court order or a fitting de-indexing category, a request is likely to go unanswered — CaseMine won't redact or modify a judgment as a middle ground. What's realistic instead.
What is CaseMine?
CaseMine is an AI-powered legal research platform ("CaseIQ") that indexes primary case law — judgments, court opinions, and citation networks — from U.S. federal and state courts, sourced from public court databases. It's operated by Gauge Data Solutions Private Limited, an India-based company, and is used by litigation professionals for legal research — which is how a case can show up there even if you've never used the platform yourself.
Because the underlying material is genuine public case law, CaseMine's own takedown policy treats a full removal as something that generally needs a court order behind it — reflecting the same public-record principle most court-record archives operate under.
How to request removal from CaseMine
There's no self-serve opt-out form. Every request goes through email against CaseMine's own published standard.
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Check whether you have a court order
A full takedown requires "a relevant court order directing the removal of a judgment" — CaseMine's own stated standard. Without one, de-indexing (not removal) is the realistic ask.
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Confirm your case fits a de-indexing category
CaseMine considers de-indexing "only for specific cases (e.g., matrimonial disputes, child custody)" — a narrower category than a general privacy complaint.
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Email [email protected] with the case link
Send the exact judgment URL plus your court order (for full removal) or an explanation of the sensitive-case category (for de-indexing).
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Allow up to 7 business days after approval
CaseMine states that once a de-indexing request is approved, search engines usually take up to 7 business days to remove the link. Full removals with a court order have no published timeframe.
If DIY removal doesn't work
A case without a court order behind it, or one that doesn't fit CaseMine's narrow de-indexing categories, is likely to go unanswered or get declined — and CaseMine states plainly that it won't redact or modify a judgment as a middle-ground option. No formal appeal process is published for a denied or ignored request.
When that's where things land, the realistic path shifts to getting the specific page de-indexed from Google directly, or building a suppression strategy so the listing stops being the first thing that surfaces for your name. Tell us what's showing up and we'll give you an honest read.
Common questions
Is CaseMine legit?
Yes — it's an AI-powered legal research platform ("CaseIQ") operated by Gauge Data Solutions Private Limited, indexing genuine public court opinions and case law from U.S. and other jurisdictions for use by legal professionals.
Can I get a full case removed from CaseMine?
Only with a court order. CaseMine's own takedown policy states it needs "a relevant court order directing the removal of a judgment" before it will take one down outright.
What if I don't have a court order — can I still get it de-indexed from search?
Sometimes. CaseMine says it "considers such requests only for specific cases (e.g., matrimonial disputes, child custody)" — a narrower option than full removal, and not guaranteed.
Will CaseMine redact my name or details from the judgment instead?
No. CaseMine states directly: "We do not alter, redact specific details from, or modify judgments published on our platform." A judgment stays intact or comes down — there's no partial-edit option.
How do I submit a request, and how long does it take?
Email [email protected] with the exact case link and your documentation (court order, or an explanation of the sensitive-case category). CaseMine states approved de-indexing requests take search engines "up to 7 business days" to clear — full removals with a court order don't have a published timeframe.
Related
Same case also turning up on a free court-case search engine with no published removal policy at all? See our judyrecords removal guide, or the full Court Record Removal service.
We know the difference between what actually gets a CaseMine judgment taken down — a real court order or a genuinely qualifying sensitive-case category — and what just gets ignored, so we don't waste your time on a request that was never going to move.
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