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Mark Zebrowski was featured in Law360’s coverage of MyLife.com Inc.’s win of a bid to arbitrate a user’s claims that the reputation management website harmed him and others by putting negative information in their online profiles, with a California

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Mark Zebrowski was featured in Law360’s coverage of <a href="http://mylife.com/" target="_blank">MyLife.com</a> Inc.’s win of a bid to arbitrate a user’s claims that the reputation management website harmed him and others by putting negative information in their online profiles, with a California appeals court ruling the users had agreed to submit such disputes to arbitration.Mark, who represented MyLife, celebrated the ruling as a victory.“The appeal addresses an important procedural issue for MyLife and the company appreciates that the appellate court determined to enforce the language and intent of MyLife’s arbitration clause,” Mark said.Read the <a href="https://media2.mofo.com/v3/assets/blt5775cc69c999c255/blt31664f3a0e29a38c/6273220a4d9f8929712905c9/200929-reputation-management-wins-arbitration.pdf" target="_blank">full article</a>.