Case Study: Clearing Page 1 for a New York Attorney After Reinstatement

Thomas A. Sirianni, Esq. has 27 years at the New York bar. He was suspended over an escrow account bookkeeping issue, served the suspension, and was reinstated.

The suspension was over. The internet didn't care.

A note on who he is to us: Tom is our client, and he is also Anthony's father. He is not part of Sirianni Digital. He was our first client, and his practice is where we proved this work before offering it to anyone else.

When people searched his name, the suspension kept showing up on page 1. Prospective clients looking for a foreclosure defense lawyer could find the suspension before they found anything about his practice today.

For an attorney who was back in good standing, that meant the first impression was still the one the suspension left.

Audit: we searched his name the way prospective clients would and documented page 1 as the starting point.

Profiles: we claimed and completed his professional profiles so they described his current practice accurately.

Site: we rebuilt his website under his name.

Content: we published steady, useful content about the work he actually does.

Tracking: we checked page 1 for his name regularly and compared it to where we started.

After about six months, page 1 for his name is clear of the suspension listings.

The record itself was not removed. Accurate pages about him and his practice now rank above it.

His practice ranks #1 for "Long Island foreclosure defense lawyer."

He now gets steady inbound calls.

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Tom takes calls from attorneys who want to hear about it firsthand. You can reach him at (516) 314-1343.

Results vary and depend on each attorney's situation. This is one client's experience.

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