“It is ironic that a company named for an iconic symbol of freedom would concern itself with violating the free speech and other legally entitled rights of consumers,” Attorney General Aaron M. Frey said in a media release. “I hope this case will remind consumers that no business can require you to waive your right to leave honest reviews of businesses and products.”
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