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Craft Beer Stellar, LLC v. Glassdoor, Inc. et al
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1:18-cv-10510
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October 18, 2018
Glassdoor Gets Beer Vendor's Bad Review Suit Dismissed
A Massachusetts federal judge has dismissed a beer vendor's suit against Glassdoor Inc. alleging the website was liable for "trolling" reviews against one of its employees, ruling that Glassdoor is protected by federal law because it didn't create the reviews.
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May 11, 2018
Glassdoor Says Beer Vendor Can't Sue Over Bad Reviews
Glassdoor Inc. asked a Massachusetts federal court Friday to dismiss a suit brought by a craft beer retail company over negative comments posted on the website, which allows workers to review their jobs, saying they are immune under federal communications law.