Should Your Website Terms and Conditions Include an Arbitration Clause? A Practitioner’s Guide to a Complicated Question

One of the most common questions that arises when drafting or updating website terms and conditions for clients is deceptively simple: Should we include an arbitration clause? There is no universal right answer, and if any attorney tells you otherwise, be skeptical. The calculus depends on the nature of your business, your user base, the …

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CalPrivacy’s $1.1 Million PlayOn Sports Fine: What Every Business Needs to Know About Tracking Technologies, Opt-Outs, and the New Era of Risk Assessments

On February 27, 2026, the Board of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) adopted a Stipulated Final Order against 2080 Media, Inc. d/b/a PlayOn Sports, the leading digital ticketing and media platform for high school sports and activities, requiring the company to pay a $1.1 million administrative fine and implement sweeping compliance reforms. CalPrivacy’s announcement …

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California’s Record CCPA Settlement with Disney Underscores What Opt-Out Compliance Actually Requires

The California Attorney General’s office does not pick enforcement targets at random. When it trained its sights on Disney’s streaming ecosystem and emerged with a $2.75 million settlement, the largest in the California Consumer Privacy Act’s history, it did so with a specific, pointed message: if your technology can follow a consumer across every screen …

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