Brian Powers, CEO of PactSafe. In-House Counsel Should Review Click-Through Agreements, Arbitration Clauses as Online Shopping Spikes
"There is definitely a trend in clickwrap litigation that mirrors e-commerce transactions that take place online. If there are more transactions taking place, it means there is going to be more of an opportunity for class actions to be brought," Brian Powers, CEO of PactSafe in Indianapolis, said.
September 29, 2020 at 04:52 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
In-house counsel should be reevaluating their arbitration clauses in click-through agreements in anticipation of an uptick of class action suits as the pandemic continues.
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