When you click on Amazon, Google +, iTunes, Tumbler, orvirtually any other website - they will insist that you click anagreement which contains an indemnification clause before you canuse their service.
Kirah clicks on the Google + agreement (terms of service) andbegins a google hang-out chat room. One of her new cyberfriendsbegins to real-life stalk her and eventually kills her as she walksto her car from work. Can Kirah's family sue Google +, or are theybarred because Kirah clicked the indemnification clause?
- What business, legal, and ethical issues are involved in thesecases?
- What do you predict the outcome of future cyberlaw cases tobe? In other words, how do you think courts will interpretindividual and corporate rights?
