“Unless you opt out during the Opt-Out Period in accordance with Section 15.4, you and Squarespace agree to resolve any claims, disputes and matters arising out of or in connection with this Agreement...through final and binding arbitration and you and Squarespace expressly waive the right to formal court proceedings...”
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Users give up the right to sue Squarespace in court for disputes connected to the Agreement, and any resolution is final and binding through arbitration.
Users are required to arbitrate disputes arising out of or in connection with the Agreement and are expressly prohibited from pursuing formal court proceedings.
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"Unless you opt out during the Opt-Out Period in accordance with Section 15.4, you and Squarespace agree to resolve any claims, disputes and matters arising out of or in connection with this Agreement...through final and binding arbitration and you and Squarespace expressly waive the right to formal court proceedings...Excerpt from Squarespace's Terms of Service
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Users give up the right to sue Squarespace in court for disputes connected to the Agreement, and any resolution is final and binding through arbitration.
Users are required to arbitrate disputes arising out of or in connection with the Agreement and are expressly prohibited from pursuing formal court proceedings.
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