“If neither Taskrabbit nor JAMs is unable to resolve your complaint, you may, under certain circumstances, pursue binding arbitration.”
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Binding arbitration is a last-resort mechanism available only after both TaskRabbit and JAMS have failed to resolve the complaint, and only under unspecified qualifying circumstances, which constrains when users can invoke it.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains a likely grammatical error ('neither...nor...is unable') that creates ambiguity: it could mean arbitration is available when both parties fail to resolve the complaint, or the negation may reverse the intended meaning. The canonical claim reflects the most natural reading of the apparent intent. The 'certain circumstances' condition is referenced but not defined in the excerpt.
You may have access to binding arbitration, but only after TaskRabbit and JAMS have both been unable to resolve your complaint and only if your situation meets unspecified qualifying circumstances.
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Binding arbitration is a last-resort mechanism available only after both TaskRabbit and JAMS have failed to resolve the complaint, and only under unspecified qualifying circumstances, which constrains when users can invoke it.
You may have access to binding arbitration, but only after TaskRabbit and JAMS have both been unable to resolve your complaint and only if your situation meets unspecified qualifying circumstances.
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