“you and Taskrabbit mutually agree to waive your respective rights to resolution of all disputes or claims covered by this Arbitration Agreement in a court of law by a judge or jury and agree to resolve any disputes by binding arbitration...”
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Binding arbitration removes the user's ability to litigate covered disputes in court, which affects the procedural rights and remedies available to them.
Interpretive note: The excerpt states the waiver is mutual, applying to both the user and TaskRabbit. The canonical claim focuses on the primary effect on the user. The mutual application is noted in omitted_material.
Users cannot bring covered disputes against TaskRabbit in court; they must use binding arbitration.
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This section does not require informal dispute resolution or arbitration of the following claims: (i) individual claims brought in small claims court...
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"you and Taskrabbit mutually agree to waive your respective rights to resolution of all disputes or claims covered by this Arbitration Agreement in a court of law by a judge or jury and agree to resolve any disputes by binding arbitration...Excerpt from TaskRabbit's Terms of Service
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Binding arbitration removes the user's ability to litigate covered disputes in court, which affects the procedural rights and remedies available to them.
Users cannot bring covered disputes against TaskRabbit in court; they must use binding arbitration.
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