• John Richard
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      91 month ago

      Agreed. Almost can’t do anything without an arbitration agreement anymore. Can’t rent an apartment, buy a car or get a job. Something has to change!

  • @midnight_puker
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    221 month ago

    How can a user agreement for a streaming app apply to a theme park? Is that legal?

  • @[email protected]
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    1 month ago

    I’ve heard most arbitration agreements don’t generally hold up well in court.

    Hopefully this is true

    • @brown567
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      91 month ago

      I’ve unfortunately heard that when Disney can’t hold up in court, they just hold out until their opponent goes bankrupt

      • @[email protected]
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        224 days ago

        I’m new news apparently cyber bullying worked in Disney back down. But, I have heard the same thing about Disney holding out until the other side has no more money.

    • Doug HollandOPM
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      31 month ago

      Very much this. Jeez, who’d want to sign up for a cable channel when it means the corporation can kill you with impunity?

  • @[email protected]
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    71 month ago

    You’ve heard about how having more money helps you win in court? This is how.

    Despite the ridiculous claim, the plaintiff will still have to spend money, resources, and time arguing against this.

    Guaranteed the Disney legal team has dozens of additional cards they could play to stall the system and discourage the family.

    Hopefully the case was assigned to a no-BS judge