NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL – Jan 5 – AshleyMadison.com's parent company is hoping to knock out ~20 class actions filed over its 2015 data breach by invoking online arbitration agreements users signed when they subscribed to its matchmaking services. According to Ruby Corp, AM parents company, users agreed to arbitrate their disputes when they set up an account on AshleyMadison.com. Lawyers are due in court on Jan 6 to schedule oral arguments on the matter.
by Amanda Bronstad
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