Burton v. Kakani

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• holding that party only bound to arbitration agreement if she had \notice of [its] existence\
• recognizing that there is a \hybrid between a clickwrap and browsewrap agreement\
• noting that a district court may treat a motion to dismiss as a motion to compel arbitration where the moving party manifests \an intent ... to compel arbitration\
• noting that past injuries may provide a basis for standing for injunctive relief where the plaintiff can demonstrate that it is “likely to be harmed again in the future in a similar way”
• finding that a sign-up page gave insufficient notice where it contained cluttered information including “between fifteen and twenty-five links,” “text . . . displayed in at least four font sizes and six colors,” and “multiple buttons and promotional advertisements”
• noting, under Washington law, that a contract was formed when a plaintiff submitted an order on Amazon.com

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