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Binance wants arbitration for all security class suits


The Crypto Exchange Binance asked a US Federal Judge to send all members of a class action action stating that it sells arbitration security, focusing that the group has denied their ability to develop an action in the class under the terms of the company.

The exchange on a May 16th filed with a New York federal court that service terms, which claimed that the class group agreed, had a clause that agreed to use users from the claims, including a clause that prevented users from launching class actions against the class against the class Crypto exchange.

“The court must handle that plaintiffs are required to arbitrate claims accumulated after February 20, 2019, even if the court followed its preliminary decision on claims accumulated before and that the departure of class in 2019 was implementing all claims of the plaintiffs,” Binance said.

Binance argues that its terms of service have a clause about users who agree to arbitrate all claims. Source: Pacer

In March, Judge Andrew Carter declined Binance’s request to have all claims to the class action sent to arbitration for users who Buy tokens in exchange Between April 1, 2017, and Feb. 20, 2019, and slightly declined motion for users to buy tokens after 2019 until a decision can be made to what will expand the arbitration clause will be applied.