Recent putative consumer class action cases filed against Ring and Zoom raise allegations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) and are likely to be the first battlegrounds over the CCPA’s potential hostility to consumer arbitration clauses. The continued applicability of arbitration agreements is likely to be a significant (and hard-fought) issue with far-reaching implications
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