Any legal disputes involving these terms are governed by Washington State law, regardless of where you live.
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Washington State law governs your rights under this agreement even if you live in a state with stronger consumer protections, which may affect what remedies are available to you.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of the Washington State choice-of-law clause against mandatory consumer protection statutes in other states, particularly California, depends on judicial interpretation and the nature of the specific claim; courts may apply local mandatory law despite contractual selection.
This choice-of-law provision means Washington State law applies to your agreement with Wyze, which may limit the application of your home state's consumer protection laws in contractual disputes, though courts may still apply mandatory local consumer protection statutes in some jurisdictions.
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These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California and the United States without regard to conflicts of laws provisions
"These Terms will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington, consistent with the Federal Arbitration Act, without giving effect to any principles that provide for the application of the law of any other jurisdiction.Excerpt from Wyze's Terms of Service
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Washington State law governs your rights under this agreement even if you live in a state with stronger consumer protections, which may affect what remedies are available to you.
This choice-of-law provision means Washington State law applies to your agreement with Wyze, which may limit the application of your home state's consumer protection laws in contractual disputes, though courts may still apply mandatory local consumer protection statutes in some jurisdictions.
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