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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled on Aug. 25th that Amazon.com failed to show that a customer had sufficient notice of an arbitration clause found in its terms of use because the notification message wasn't conspicuous amid the page's various hyperlinks and text. The decision reversed a federal district court opinion that held that the website design and placement of the link to the terms at the top of the web page did put the customer on notice. The Court...
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