A staffer at our law firm is not feeling amused by a certain amusement park. She recently won a sweepstakes for a fully-paid trip for four to this park. But now two weeks out from the trip, she and her family have no plane tickets, no room key and a growing animosity for the company.
The amusement park is providing the prize, but it’s an L.A. broadcast company that sponsored the sweepstakes. And it’s that company that will be in the lurch if this woman’s trip falls through and she takes her grievances to Twitter.
This PR nightmare could unfold for ...