“Such Dispute shall be finally settled by arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association in accordance with the provisions of its Consumer Arbitration Rules.”
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Users cannot resolve covered disputes through court litigation; instead they are bound to AAA arbitration under a specific ruleset, which governs procedural rights and remedies.
Interpretive note: The scope of 'Such Dispute' depends on a definition elsewhere in the agreement that is not included in this excerpt. The canonical claim is limited to what this excerpt establishes.
If you have a covered dispute with SimpliSafe, you are required to resolve it through AAA arbitration under the Consumer Arbitration Rules rather than in court.
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Users cannot resolve covered disputes through court litigation; instead they are bound to AAA arbitration under a specific ruleset, which governs procedural rights and remedies.
If you have a covered dispute with SimpliSafe, you are required to resolve it through AAA arbitration under the Consumer Arbitration Rules rather than in court.
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