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Bumping search results off the first page...

This is somewhat tangential to SEO, but I figure that you SEO experts would have the best ideas...

I have a unique full name (completely unrelated to my Reddit username), and a Google search of it returns 3-4 hits on the first screen about a lawsuit filed (and subsequently dismissed) against me by my nutjob sister. I'd love to bury those results and am wondering what are good strategies for getting more, higher-ranking results for a search on my name.

I'm a pretty average Joe, not likely to win a bunch of awards or make the news. Most of the blogging I do is fairly anonymous. I do have my own company (solo consultant) with a website/blog--but only 4-5 entries over the last 5 years.

The lawsuit information aggregator sites are merely collecting and displaying information in the public, so there's nothing to contest with Google about it.

Any ideas on how to get "Google famous" enough to bump the lawsuit results down?

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