Grubhub Sued for Listing Restaurants Without Permission | Eater
"Plaintiff alleges that the platform added a marketplace page using the restaurant’s branding and language suggesting a partnership despite the restaurant having actively declined such an arrangement when approached. The listing allegedly included outdated menus and wrong prices, led to unexpected orders for a business that may not offer takeout or only accepts in-person orders, and resulted in mistaken or canceled orders, customer frustration, and damage to reputation and control over the dining experience. The suit frames this as part of an explicit company strategy to add restaurants without formal partnerships and says removal requests were not honored." - Jaya Saxena
