ABA Withdraws Consideration of UCITA

Cognito writes "AFFECT, Americans for Fair Electronic Commerce Transactions, is reporting that the American Bar Association has withdrawn its consideration for endorsing a resolution to approve UCITA, the Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act. This is a good thing. It's interesting to note that a recently filed law suit would have been prohibited if UCITA were endorsed and adopted as a common law."

Woe is us...

[Picass0]

... these are dark times indeed when the American Bar Association have become good guys.

Thank goodness . . .

[Kaimelar]

Quoth the submitter:

Cognito writes "AFFECT, Americans for Fair Electronic Commerce Transactions, is reporting that the American Bar Association has withdrawn its consideration for endorsing a resolution to approve UCITA, the Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act. This is a good thing.

Thank goodness the submitter told us that. For a second there I thought I was going to have to read the article and form my own opinion! :-)

Lawsuits

[faxafloi]

...the American Bar Association has withdrawn its consideration for endorsing a resolution to approve UCITA...a recently filed law suit would have been prohibited if UCITA were endorsed and adopted...

So the ABA is just protecting its litigation industry?

Execelent!

[Jonny Ringo]

Words ... This is a good thing. ... more words.

That's all I needed to know. Thanks for dumbing it down for me. I totally stopped reading once I saw that. I'm am content that a good thing has happened today. NIce.

Who else thought...

[BigGar']

that a swedish musical group had come out against UTICA?