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Customers contracting with Neon LLC should be aware that this is a US-based entity, which may affect dispute resolution options, applicable law, and data transfer mechanisms for non-US customers.
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Knowing which legal entity you are contracting with matters for determining which courts have jurisdiction over disputes, which laws apply, and which entity you would pursue in the event of a service failure or data incident.
Customers contracting with Neon LLC should be aware that this is a US-based entity, which may affect dispute resolution options, applicable law, and data transfer mechanisms for non-US customers.
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