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FTC’s Shutterstock Settlement Signals Continued Scrutiny of Auto-Renewal Practices

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By Wai L Choy
| The National Law Review Verified
□ The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) negotiated a stipulated settlement with Shutterstock in connection with its subscription billing and cancellation practices in connection with its stock content services.
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Online Contract Formation Turns on Design and Context: Lessons from Recent Circuit Court Decisions

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By Wai L Choy, Una O'Brien-Taubman
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Two recent federal appellate decisions and a related decision from a Pennsylvania district court highlight a recurring question in online contracting: when does a website user have sufficient notice of hyperlinked terms to be bound? In Tejon v. Zeus Networks, LLC, 174 F.4th 1322 (11th Cir. 2026), a divided Eleventh Circuit panel held that a consumer was not bound by an arbitration agreement because the website’s Terms of Service hyperlink was not sufficiently conspicuous. In Dahdah v.
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An AI-Era Framework for Protecting Trade Secrets

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By Baldassare Vinti, Wai L Choy
| Reuters Verified
GenAI, a content-generating subset of AI, is increasingly embedded in core business functions. It creates new textual, visual, and auditory content based on patterns learned from its training datasets, as well as inputs and reference data provided by users.
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