A lawsuit has been filed by an Ohio company against a woman. The reason for the lawsuit is a review she left on Google, which the company apparently found objectionable. The review in question was a 1-star review, indicating a negative experience.
The company's decision to sue over the review has been reported. Further details about the lawsuit and the review are available from the source, KTXS, for those interested in learning more about the case.
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An Ohio company has filed a lawsuit against a woman after she reportedly left a bad review on Google.
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