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Mall Smoothie Does Not Bind Teenager To Mom’s Arbitration Agreement With Credit Card

By Liz Kramer on March 25, 2018
Posted in Class Arbitration, Validity of Arbitration Agreement

A new Seventh Circuit case answers the age-old question: if a fourteen-year-old swipes her mom’s credit card to complete a smoothie purchase at the mall, is she bound to the credit card agreement?

The case, A.D. v. Credit One Bank, N.A., __ F.3d __, 2018 WL 1414907 (Mar. 22. 2018), addressed whether the lead…

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