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title: "Should Consumers Click \"I Agree?\""
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# [Should Consumers Click "I Agree?"](https://www.ficlaw.com/blog/business-litigation/archives/should-consumers-click-i-agree)

 Written by [Daniel Donnellon](https://www.ficlaw.com/blog/author/ddonnellon) | May 2, 2014

Rumors were abuzz that if you "liked" the General Mills Facebook page, then you gave up the right to sue. In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki Ireland & Cox discusses the use of online "clickwrap" agreements, those wordy legal terms requiring you to click "I AGREE" before going further. Trial attorney Dan Donnellon is joined by FI&C colleague Scot Ganow, an information privacy and security law attorney, to discuss the hidden clauses in such click wraps from both a litigation and business perspective.

http://youtu.be/t5s6gXzkDL0

 

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