It’s one thing to be angry over an unflattering business review, but quite another to prevail in litigation over it—barring specific circumstances.

That’s what plaintiff NetScout Systems Inc. learned when it sued research and advisory company Gartner Inc. in Connecticut over a market research report that ranked NetScout as a “challenger”—as opposed to a “leader”—among vendors that monitor and diagnose network performance.

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