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Dropbox’s TOS Amendment Fails (And If This Opinion Stands, Yours Will Too)–Sifuentes v. Dropbox

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Given how rarely TOS amendments use clickthroughs, this opinion could anticipate the widespread failure of TOS amendments if it’s the final word on the topic. Dropbox tried to send the case to arbitration per its TOS. Dropbox says it has amended its TOS twelve times since 2011, including adding the arbitration clause in 2014. [NB:

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Peloton Can’t Bind All Family Members To Its Arbitration Provision–SS v. Peloton

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Peloton invoked the arbitration clause in its TOS. The evidence indicates he did, and Mr. Stern failed to rebut that evidence by providing a declaration attesting to the fact that he did not agree or later opted out of the Arbitration Provision.” The court discusses another topic I don’t often see discussed.

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Role of Arbitration In Intellectual Property

Biswajit Sarkar Copyright Blog

Arbitration as a concept is not new to the globe, but it does have certain issues. One of the most contentious topics in arbitration is the arbitrability of IP disputes. There has been discussion over the extent and specific restrictions of some intellectual property rights’ arbitrability.

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Recap! Seyfarth Attorneys Marcus Mintz and Alex Meier Present at AIPLA Conference on Trade Secrets

Trading Secrets

The topics for the conference included: A legislative update. Arbitration of trade secret disputes. Strong preference for court over arbitration. Conference attendees had a near-universal preference for litigating misappropriation cases in court rather than arbitration when asserting a trade secrets misappropriation claim.

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Inside Arbitration: Spotlight interview: Elaine Wong

Herbert Smith Freehills

Elaine is a partner whose career epitomises what it means to work in international arbitration. On the disputes side, that may mean acting for a Japanese trading house in an arbitration arising out of a major infrastructure or natural resources project, for example. Most often, that will be in international arbitration.

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Shanghai partner Helen Tang talks China dispute resolution ahead of London International Disputes Week 2022

Herbert Smith Freehills

The session will cover a range of topics include navigating Belt and Road disputes; the introduction of adjudication in Hong Kong; and the potential cost of meeting zero-carbon commitments in Asia. Helen specialises in China-related dispute resolution with a focus on commercial arbitration.

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Recap! Seyfarth Attorneys Marcus Mintz and Alex Meier Present at AIPLA Conference on Trade Secrets

LexBlog IP

The topics for the conference included: A legislative update. Arbitration of trade secret disputes. Strong preference for court over arbitration. Conference attendees had a near-universal preference for litigating misappropriation cases in court rather than arbitration when asserting a trade secrets misappropriation claim.