The agreement requires all disputes between users and Walgreens, including disputes arising from physical store purchases, to be resolved through individual binding arbitration administered by NAM under Illinois law, rather than through court proceedings.
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This provision requires disputes to proceed through individual arbitration before NAM and explicitly extends its scope to physical store experiences in addition to digital service interactions, broadening the arbitration clause beyond online service disputes. The clause also delegates all threshold arbitrability questions, including unconscionability determinations, to the arbitrator rather than a court.
The agreement requires consumers to resolve disputes, including those arising from in-store purchases, through individual binding arbitration rather than court proceedings. The arbitration will be conducted under NAM rules and Illinois law, and the arbitrator, not a court, determines whether the arbitration agreement itself is enforceable.
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Compare across platforms →"The informal resolution and binding individual arbitration requirements in this Section II apply to all Disputes between you and Walgreens. 'Dispute' means any dispute, claim, or controversy (excluding those exceptions listed below) between you and Walgreens, whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation, or any other legal theory, that either party seeks legal recourse for, and irrespective of whether the Dispute relates to the Services or to your experiences in or purchases from any Walgreens physical store. A Dispute is subject to this Agreement to Arbitrate, whether it arose before, on, or subsequent to you entering these Terms, and if not resolved through the informal dispute resolution procedure outlined below, shall be exclusively resolved by individual, binding arbitration in accordance with this Agreement to Arbitrate.Excerpt from Walgreens's Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The Federal Arbitration Act (9 U.S.C.
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This provision requires disputes to proceed through individual arbitration before NAM and explicitly extends its scope to physical store experiences in addition to digital service interactions, broadening the arbitration clause beyond online service disputes. The clause also delegates all threshold arbitrability questions, including unconscionability determinations, to the arbitrator rather than a court.
The agreement requires consumers to resolve disputes, including those arising from in-store purchases, through individual binding arbitration rather than court proceedings. The arbitration will be conducted under NAM rules and Illinois law, and the arbitrator, not a court, determines whether the arbitration agreement itself is enforceable.
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