“YOU AND LYFT MUTUALLY AGREE TO WAIVE OUR RESPECTIVE RIGHTS TO RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES IN A COURT OF LAW BY A JUDGE OR JURY AND AGREE TO RESOLVE ANY DISPUTE BY ARBITRATION...”
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The clause eliminates the user's right to a court proceeding, including jury trial, for any dispute with Lyft, channeling all claims into a private arbitration process.
You give up the right to sue Lyft in court before a judge or jury and must instead arbitrate any dispute.
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The clause eliminates the user's right to a court proceeding, including jury trial, for any dispute with Lyft, channeling all claims into a private arbitration process.
You give up the right to sue Lyft in court before a judge or jury and must instead arbitrate any dispute.
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