Epic Games updated the contact email address for filing arbitration demands with NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) from commercial@namadr.com to a different email address. This is a procedural correction to the arbitration filing instructions in the Terms of Service. The change affects how users would contact NAM if they need to initiate an arbitration claim.
The updated terms provide a corrected email address for users who need to file a Demand for Arbitration with NAM. This is a procedural update to contact information rather than a substantive change to arbitration rights or obligations. No material change in how disputes are resolved.
Email address for filing arbitration demands with NAM was corrected from commercial@namadr.com to a new address.
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This change is a procedural correction to arbitration contact information. No material change to the arbitration clause itself, dispute resolution processes, or compliance obligations. No regulatory engagement or action required. This is administrative maintenance of …
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