BrewDog CEO hires private investigators to investigate 'defamation'

BrewDog CEO hires private investigators to investigate ‘defamation’

14th March 2022

// The news comes as BrewDog has come under fire for copyright allegations

The CEO of Scottish beer giant BrewDog, James Watt, has hired private investigators to obtain information on people he believes are creating a smear campaign against him, The Guardian has revealed.

According to private investigators, Watt has requested information on people such as Rob McKay, a former BrewDog employee who featured in the BBC’s documentary – The Truth About BrewDog.

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Steve 4 years ago

Why is it that you never read a positive story about Brewdog?

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14th March 2022

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// The news comes as BrewDog has come under fire for copyright allegations

The CEO of Scottish beer giant BrewDog, James Watt, has hired private investigators to obtain information on people he believes are creating a smear campaign against him, The Guardian has revealed.

According to private investigators, Watt has requested information on people such as Rob McKay, a former BrewDog employee who featured in the BBC’s documentary – The Truth About BrewDog.

Read the full story here.

Click here to sign up to Retail Gazette‘s free daily email newsletter

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