108 Total
54 High severity
46 Medium severity
8 Low severity

Key Facts

How may users reject the Agreement to Arbitrate?
Walgreens allows users to reject the Agreement to Arbitrate by mailing a signed Opt-Out Notice within 30 days after the date the user first accesses the Services.
What does Walgreens limit its aggregate liability to?
Walgreens limits its aggregate liability arising from or related to a user's use of and access to the Services to the purchase price of any items the user purchased from Walgreens in the applicable transaction, if any.
Is Walgreens's liability limited to the purchase price of items purchased in the applicable transaction?
Walgreens limits its aggregate liability arising from or related to a user's use of and access to the Services to the purchase price of any items the user purchased from Walgreens in the applicable transaction, if any.
Does Walgreens require users to forego jury trials and class actions?
Walgreens requires users to forego jury trials, class or collective actions or proceedings, and all other types of court proceedings of any kind.
What laws must the arbitrator decide all claims in accordance with?
Walgreens requires the arbitrator to decide all claims in accordance with the laws of the State of Illinois, without regard to its choice of law principles, including recognized principles of equity.
Does the arbitrator decide claims without regard to choice of law principles?
Walgreens requires the arbitrator to decide all claims in accordance with the laws of the State of Illinois, without regard to its choice of law principles, including recognized principles of equity.
What must users and Walgreens attempt to do before proceeding to arbitration?
Walgreens requires users and Walgreens to attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute through informal negotiation for 60 days after the notice of such dispute is sent before proceeding to arbitration.
Does Walgreens require any dispute to be resolved by final and binding individual arbitration?
Walgreens requires any dispute between the user and Walgreens to be resolved by final and binding individual arbitration.
What license must users who submit User Content grant Walgreens?
Walgreens requires users who submit User Content to grant Walgreens a perpetual, non-exclusive, sub-licensable (through multiple tiers), worldwide, fully-paid, royalty-free license to use that User Content for any purpose in any and all media.
Is the license granted by users perpetual and non-exclusive?
Walgreens requires users who submit User Content to grant Walgreens a perpetual, non-exclusive, sub-licensable (through multiple tiers), worldwide, fully-paid, royalty-free license to use that User Content for any purpose in any and all media.
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Summary

These Terms govern how you can use Walgreens' Services and set out important limits on your rights. If you have a dispute with Walgreens, you must resolve it through individual arbitration—not a lawsuit or class action—though you can opt out of this requirement by mailing a signed notice within 30 days of first using the Services. Walgreens provides the Services without any warranties, caps what it will pay you in a dispute at what you spent in the relevant transaction, and requires you to cover Walgreens' costs if a third party makes a claim related to your use of the Services.

Analysis

The Walgreens Terms of Use establishes the conditions under which users may access and use Walgreens' Services, imposing binding obligations in four principal areas: dispute resolution, intellectual property, liability, and data collection. Dispute resolution is governed by a mandatory final-and-binding individual arbitration clause requiring a 60-day informal negotiation prerequisite, a class-action and jury-trial waiver, Illinois governing law, and a 30-day opt-out window from first access. Walgreens disclaims all warranties on an 'as is' and 'as available' basis, caps its aggregate liability to the purchase price of the applicable transaction, and requires users to indemnify Walgreens and its affiliates against all losses without a stated ceiling. Users who submit content grant Walgreens a perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide license for any purpose, while Walgreens reserves all rights in its own content and may automatically collect real-time location, MAC address, and IP address data. Continued use of the Services following posted changes constitutes acceptance of updated Terms.

What this means for you

As an individual user, your most consequential exposure under this document is the combination of mandatory individual arbitration, a no-warranty Services provision, and an uncapped indemnification obligation that runs in Walgreens' favor. Your recovery against Walgreens in any dispute is capped at the purchase price of the relevant transaction—meaning no monetary recovery is available if you made no purchase. Walgreens may automatically collect your real-time location, MAC address, and IP address without any affirmative action on your part, and any content you submit grants Walgreens a perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide license for any purpose. If you want to preserve your right to pursue disputes in court rather than through arbitration, you must mail a signed Opt-Out Notice to Walgreens within 30 days of first accessing the Services.

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