“You agree that Minnesota law governs these Terms and any claim or dispute that you may have against us, and you agree to the jurisdiction and venue of the state and federal courts in Minnesota...”
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Users outside Minnesota must litigate any dispute under Minnesota law in Minnesota courts, which may impose significant practical and financial burdens on non-Minnesota residents.
The reader must bring any claim against UnitedHealthcare under Minnesota law in Minnesota courts, regardless of where the reader is located.
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Users outside Minnesota must litigate any dispute under Minnesota law in Minnesota courts, which may impose significant practical and financial burdens on non-Minnesota residents.
The reader must bring any claim against UnitedHealthcare under Minnesota law in Minnesota courts, regardless of where the reader is located.
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