Recursion Software, Inc. v. Interactive Intelligence, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that quasi-contractual claims are impermissible where the existence of a valid contract is established
• discussing the case law in this circuit that has routinely found that a legitimate breach of contract claim defeats preemption
• finding clickwrap agreement valid and enforceable, but denying summary judgment on breach of contract claim due to issues of material fact
• clickwrap agreements, which allow consumers to assent to the terms of a contract by selecting an “accept button” on the website “are valid and enforceable contracts” under Texas law
• “Courts generally find that claims for unjust enrichment and quantum meruit are preempted by the Copyright Act to the extent they are based on a defendant’s violation of an exclusive right protected by the copyright law.”

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