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Class Action Lawsuit Over StockX Hack Dismissed

Posted on December 9, 2021 by Dissent

Victor Deng reports:

StockX’s legal saga in connection with a data breach that affected millions of users in 2019 is one step closer to wrapping up after a federal judge in charge of the case dismissed the consolidated class action lawsuit.

According to The Fashion Law, Michigan District Judge Victoria Roberts has granted StockX’s motion to dismiss the complaints against the secondary marketplace citing that StockX’s terms of service “always included an arbitration agreement, a delegation provision, a class action waiver, and instructions for how to opt out of the arbitration agreement.”

Read more at Complex.com.

Related posts:

  • StockX succeeds in getting class action lawsuit dismissed, still faces arbitration
  • StockX was hacked, exposing millions of customers’ data
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