Steam doesn’t want to pay arbitration fees, tells gamers to sue instead
2 years ago by umami_wasabi to c/gaming
Twofold: One, they lost a case in arbitration that basically said arbitration isn't usable.
Two: Lot of companies do arbitration to avoid court, which works fine and is cheaper if you're not getting taken to court much. If 75,000 people that could do a class action suit all go to arbitration though, the benefit is lost. Lawyers threatened that. 3 grand a arbitration case x 75,000 people == 225 million dollars on fees alone.
Thank you, when does steam need to do arbitration?
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Anyone can ELI5 this thing? I'm pretty lost
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