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"Any person nominated or appointed as arbitrator to a dispute initiated under this Agreement shall disclose any previous or existing relationship with a Litigation Funder...This obligation is continuous and requires ongoing disclosure at any time while the arbitration is pending.Excerpt from Uber's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Any person nominated or appointed as arbitrator to a dispute initiated under this Agreement shall disclose any previous or existing relationship with a Litigation Funder...This obligation is continuous and requires ongoing disclosure at any time while the arbitration is pending.”
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