Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
The cluster focuses on discussions about mandatory or forced binding arbitration clauses in consumer contracts, terms of service, and their implications for lawsuits, class actions, opt-out options, and Supreme Court rulings.
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How do you arbitrarily opt out of mandatory arbitration clauses?
Probably because they use mandatory arbitration.
Unless they force binding arbitration in their terms. This is quite common and precludes you from going to court.
Are you sure you haven't signed some obligatory arbitration clause?
probably forced arbitration as is typical. bit them in the rear this time
Unfortunately the Supreme Court disagrees with youhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/business/supreme-court-backs-...
Wouldn’t forced arbitration in the TOS prevent that?
You signed up for mandatory arbitration in the sales agreement probably.
In many jurisdictions arbitration clauses for consumers cannot be binding and can neither prevent them to sue in court.Check your local laws.
This is rare, most other services tries to sneak in forced arbitration agreement