If you’ve discovered that someone has infringed on your copyright with a YouTube video, or they’ve published a video that has the potential to damage your reputation, you can request that it be removed. The videos most likely to be removed by YouTube without a court order are those that violate copyrights or contain inappropriate material. If, however, you determine that a YouTube video contains libel, defamatory material, or false information—and YouTube does not agree that it violates their community standards or terms of service—you can hire a reputation management company to assist you.