Dr Janice Duffy v Google

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  • In 2007 serious false and defamatory content about me was published on a notorious website, Ripoff Report. This website publishes false, defamatory and unverified content about individuals and business as well as misogynistic, homophobic, abusive and race hate material and requires substantial payment to ‘rehabilitate’ reputations in the Google search results.
  • Courts in both Australia and the US have found that this website engages in extortive business practices. Further information on this Google enabled extortion racket is provided on this page.
  • Google ignored and refused several removal requests so I had no choice but to take legal action because my then employer, the Government of South Australia, found the defamatory content (it was published at the top of the Google search results for my name).
  • In 2015 I won a defamation case against Google as a self-represented litigant and this was subsequently upheld on appeal. For more than two years I set, and held a global common law precedent on liability for defamation (as a self-represented litigant).
  • In 2017 this precedent was upheld on appeal (I had lawyers for the appeal).
  • In a 2021 decsion in the High Court of Australia the majority explicitly reserved the question of liability for sponsored links and hyperlinked search results which somehow entice or encourage users to read the content to which they are linked. This meant that although Google was found to NOT be a publisher in that specific case it was found to be a publisher according to the facts of my case: Google was a publisher of defamatory sponsored links and hyperlinked search results which somehow entice or encourage users to read the content to which they are linked and if it failed to remove upon notification.
  • Google continued to publish the defamatory content about me for two years after it was found to be defamatory. In 2022, again self-represented, I litigated another trial. Further details are on this page.
  • On 3 February 2023 the Supreme Court found Google liable for defamation a second time. The judgement is published here.
  • Google, under the direction of the current Chairman of Alphabet, Professor John Hennessy, have spent approximately AUD$5 millions dollars in an attempt to force me to ‘go away’. They failed! Further details are on this page.
  • Over the course of 12 years Google used an arsenal of bullying tactics (including when I had a medical certificate), attempted to scare me, doxed me and a fellow activist online, and treated me with utter contempt.
  • As a result of the public nature of setting a legal precedent keyboard bullies, including those who should have known better (like attorneys and academics) used their platforms to try humiliate and intimidate. But the most frightening aspects of the intimidation and bullying were threats of rape and violence put in my home letterbox and sent to my website by nameless idiots.
  • On 20 October 2023 Google settled for an appropriate amount of compensation. This retains liability as found in Duffy v Google 2023.
  • After 12 years of stress from legal and online bullying it took more than 18 months to improve my shattered mental and physical health and find some sense of peace. As of August 2025 I am writing a book and tracing my ancestry. I plan to visit some of my family origins in the UK and EU in early 2026.