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Disney+ Wrongful Death Lawsuit Loophole - Disney+ Wrongful Death Lawsuit Loophole

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MikeOKurias 23h ago Edited 23h ago TL;DR: "Sorry your wife died from eating something at our restaurant at Disney World but the streaming service you signed up for several years ago requires binding arbitration so you can't have a trial or a jury...for your wife's death, that had nothing to do with the streaming service." They say Disney's case "is based on the incredible argument that any person who signs up for a Disney+ account, even free trials that are not extended beyond the trial period, will have forever waived the right to a jury trial". 19K Reply 2 Share AtsignAmpersat • • 23h ago Edited 23h ago Lol that's some dystopian s--- right there. If that agreement ever holds up to prevent a lawsuit... Like that's some embarrassing s--- to even throw in there. Edit: It's evil. May as well put in the agreement that they can drain your bank account if they feel like it and murder your first born. 11K Reply ✓ Award Share ... + 323 more replies ScienceJamie76 22h ago "Disney adds that Mr Piccolo accepted these terms again when using his Disney account to buy tickets for the theme park in 2023." This is a crazy loophole that needs to be shored up by modern digital-age legislation. 1.2K Reply + 48 more replies Award Share

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