Digital Media Lawyer Blog:  “A judge in the Southern District of New York has upheld a clause contained in a click-wrap user agreement that required any suit regarding use of the Match.com site to be brought in north Texas. The opinion actually commended Match.com for including this forum selection clause in its User Agreement. It noted that Match.com’s headquarters are in Dallas, Texas and that failure to include such a clause in its User Agreements would have subjected Match to suit in all 50 states.”

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