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Crowds on Demand Lawsuits

The fact-check is about Crowds on Demand and the absence of lawsuits filed against the company despite accusations of astroturfing and staged protests.

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Jan 18, 2026
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Criticisms and controversies surrounding Crowds on Demand

Crowds on Demand sells staged audiences, paid protesters, faux paparazzi and related services and has been repeatedly accused of facilitating “astroturfing” and deceiving the public, a charge levelled...

Jan 12, 2026
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What lawsuits have been filed against Crowds on Demand and what were their outcomes?

Crowds on Demand is a publicity firm that has drawn repeated accusations of selling “astroturf” and staged protests, but the reporting provided does not identify any civil or criminal lawsuits filed a...

Jan 18, 2026
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Has Crowds on Demand faced legal action or regulatory scrutiny for staging demonstrations?

Crowds on Demand, a private firm that hires people to attend events and stage demonstrations, has been widely accused of facilitating “astroturfing,” but the materials provided do not document any spe...

Feb 6, 2026

Did the Texas Observer cite emails that Adam Swart, CEO of Crowds on Demand, directly sent to manage people he claimed were independent contractors

There is no evidence in the provided reporting that the specifically cited emails "directly sent" to manage people he described as independent contractors; the available sources only note that was hir...

Feb 6, 2026

How did Adam Swart, CEO of crowds on demand, and Monty Bennett respond to the Texas Observer reporting that showed Bennett hired Crowds on Demand to create astroturf groups

, did not deny to that was a client and stressed that the on-the-ground organizer () worked for Crowds as an independent contractor rather than an employee while defending the company’s activities as ...

Jan 13, 2026

How does Crowds on Demand ensure the authenticity of their protests?

Crowds on Demand says it creates “impactful advocacy campaigns” by recruiting, organizing and compensating people to appear as protesters, supporters or fans, and the company points to scripted logist...