“You agree that any cause of action or claim that You may have against Teachable must be brought against us within one (1) year after the cause of action or claim arises.”
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This contractually shortened limitations period may be significantly shorter than the statutory period applicable under applicable law, reducing the window users have to pursue claims against Teachable.
Users who do not bring a claim against Teachable within one year of it arising may lose the right to pursue it.
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"You agree that any cause of action or claim that You may have against Teachable must be brought against us within one (1) year after the cause of action or claim arises.Excerpt from Teachable's Terms of Use
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This contractually shortened limitations period may be significantly shorter than the statutory period applicable under applicable law, reducing the window users have to pursue claims against Teachable.
Users who do not bring a claim against Teachable within one year of it arising may lose the right to pursue it.
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