Players of “Games of Thrones: Conquest,” a mobile game made by Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., suffered a blow to their proposed class action alleging false advertising after a federal appeals court on Friday reversed the denial of Warner Bros.’ motion to compel arbitration.
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said the district court made a mistake by failing to address the visual elements of the app’s sign-in screen which says that by hitting “play,” users agree to the app’s terms of service which include an arbitration agreement.
The users alleged Warner Bros. falsely advertised price discounts ...
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