When social media rants can land you in court

By ASHLEY TANG
  • Nation

  • Friday, 05 Jan 2018

PETALING JAYA: Criticising a restaurant or a business online might seem like a trivial matter, but your words may land you in court.

A former employee of Champ's restaurant had made various allegations on Instagram and Facebook about its allegedly exorbitant prices as well as its hygiene.

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