The agreement requires any claim arising from the terms or the user's relationship with ClickUp to be filed within one year of the claim arising, with claims filed after that period permanently barred. An exception applies where applicable law requires a longer period.
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This provision shortens the period within which users may bring claims against ClickUp to one year, which is shorter than the default statute of limitations applicable to many contract and consumer protection claims in California and other jurisdictions.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of contractually shortened limitation periods varies by jurisdiction and applicable consumer protection statute; the document's own carve-out acknowledges this variability.
Under this clause, claims against ClickUp must be filed within one year of arising or are permanently barred by the agreement, subject to any mandatory legal exception. This limitation applies to claims related to the terms or the user's relationship with ClickUp more broadly.
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This provision shortens the period within which users may bring claims against ClickUp to one year, which is shorter than the default statute of limitations applicable to many contract and consumer protection claims in California and other jurisdictions.
Under this clause, claims against ClickUp must be filed within one year of arising or are permanently barred by the agreement, subject to any mandatory legal exception. This limitation applies to claims related to the terms or the user's relationship with ClickUp more broadly.
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