Litigation
Nov. 27, 2012
Technology companies embrace class action bans, arbitration provisions
As more and more companies move to limit class action lawsuits by consumers and employers, technology companies are jumping on board.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Last month, PayPal initiated a policy taking away users' right to sue the company in court. Users also can't participate in class actions against the company in court or in arbitration.
In doing so, eBay's payments unit followed the lead of other technology companies - Microsoft Corp., eBay Inc. and Netflix Inc. among them - that have adopted mandatory arbitration and class-action bans in ...
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