We also listed a provision named “Governing Law and Jurisdiction Bifurcation” from our summary of this document. None of its quoted text appears in any capture we hold, so it was withheld (correction, Oct 12, 2026). A link to that entry now leads here. This page is a separate clause record, CA-P-074265, whose quotation is checked against a stored capture of the document.
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This provision determines the legal framework under which disputes are resolved and the forum in which litigation must occur, with direct implications for the cost and procedural context of any dispute between Customer and Atlassian depending on Customer's domicile.
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Compare across platforms →"If Customer is domiciled: (i) in Europe, the Middle East, or Africa, this Agreement is governed by the laws of the Republic of Ireland, with the jurisdiction and venue for actions related to this Agreement in the courts of the Republic of Ireland, or (ii) elsewhere, this Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of California, with the jurisdiction and venue for actions related to this Agreement in the state and United States federal courts located in San Francisco, California. … This Agreement will be governed by such laws without regard to conflicts of laws provisions, and both parties submit to the personal jurisdiction of the applicable courts. The United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods does not apply to this Agreement.Excerpt from Loom's Atlassian Customer Agreement
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This provision determines the legal framework under which disputes are resolved and the forum in which litigation must occur, with direct implications for the cost and procedural context of any dispute between Customer and Atlassian depending on Customer's domicile.
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