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The Fine Print That Signs Away Your Rights: Forced Arbitration and the Click You Don't Remember
In 2024, a man named Jeffrey Piccolo sued a restaurant inside a Disney theme park after his wife died from an allergic reaction the restaurant staff had been explicitly warned about. Disney's lawyers moved to dismiss the case before it reached a jury — not on the facts of the allergy, but on a clause buried in the terms of service Piccolo had accepted years earlier, for an entirely different product: a free trial of Disney+.
The argument was that by clicking "I agree" on a streaming trial, Picc...
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