Today it seems like there is an application for everything. From banking to shopping, individuals have become accustomed to using mobile applications to perform some of the most privacy sensitive
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Wait . . . I Have to Pay Tax on What? (Or, State Sales and Use Tax after Amazon.com)
On December 2nd (ironically, Cyber Monday), the Supreme Court made headlines when it announced the denial of Amazon’s petition for certiorari appealing the New York Court of Appeal’s determination that
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Does Your Arbitration Clause Have the Right Exceptions?
Arbitration clauses are a staple of modern contract law. As a plethora of cases show, public policy highly favors arbitration, and where the enforceability of an arbitration clause is at
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