Customers of several related online sporting-goods retailers who filed separate class actions against them over a data breach will have to take their claims before an arbitrator, a federal judge ruled.
John Patrick, Bethany Buffington, and five other customers of Running Warehouse, Tackle Warehouse, Racquetball Warehouse, and Tennis Warehouse challenged the validity of the arbitration provisions in the terms of use they were required to agree to when buying products from the retailers online.
Judge Otis D. Wright II of the US District Court for the Central District of California ruled Tuesday that the plaintiffs were given sufficient notice of ...
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