I’m fascinated by lawsuits over bad Yelp reviews—litigation at the intersection of free speech, consumer protection and pure spite.
I’ve written before about a pet-sitting company that unsuccessfully sued a customer for $1 million for posting a one-star review claiming that the sitter overfed her betta fish. (Alleged wrongdoing that the customer detected—as one does—via her fish cam. What, you don’t have a fish cam?).
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