This article posted on our partner site Mondaq.com examines a recent decision concerning browsewrap agreements.
In the case, the Court ruled that browsewrap agreements are only enforceable where there is clear evidence that the user had knowledge of the terms of use. The defendant was unsuccessful in arguing that the plaintiff’s occupation as a lawyer established that plaintiff had agreed to the terms of use.
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