Law professor Mark Edwin Burge insightfully points out lessons that contract drafters can draw from American Airline’s decision to terminate its use of Gogo’s in-flight WiFi Internet access, in American Airlines v. Gogo: A Contract Litigation Object Lesson?
- “Contract law is important to the operation of commerce, but market forces are much more important.” Burge explains why that’s the case.
- “Finally, the publicity also speaks to the wisdom of not including arbitration clauses and confidentiality provisions in certain commercial contracts,” evincing some sophisticated strategic thinking on Professor Burge’s part.