Arbitration clauses usually prevent the plaintiff from combining with other cases or referencing previous arbitration outcomes. They should demand that each discovery be individual and separate.
Isn't the 303 case just "gay wedding cake, but on the Internet"?
Here's a case where the hated corporate sovereignty treaties can be used for good. Google could sue Japan for interfering with its business model.
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Seems a bit cowardly...
Arbitration clauses usually prevent the plaintiff from combining with other cases or referencing previous arbitration outcomes. They should demand that each discovery be individual and separate.
I thought 303 had already been done...
Isn't the 303 case just "gay wedding cake, but on the Internet"?
corporate sovereignty used for good?
Here's a case where the hated corporate sovereignty treaties can be used for good. Google could sue Japan for interfering with its business model.