(Non-practicing) Lawyer here. Interesting for them to bring the case, because offhand I'm struggling to figure out what they believe to be illegal or discriminatory according to the law.
We have a ton of law on the books on the things that ARE illegal to discriminate on (protected classes), and none strike me as particularly close to this.
My "consumer protection" self loves to see companies get taken to task on this sort of thing, but I really don't see what law they think they have to stand on here.
We have a ton of law on the books on the things that ARE illegal to discriminate on (protected classes), and none strike me as particularly close to this.
My "consumer protection" self loves to see companies get taken to task on this sort of thing, but I really don't see what law they think they have to stand on here.