Robinhood
· Robinhood Customer Agreement (PDF)
The mandatory arbitration requirement establishes FINRA as the exclusive forum for dispute resolution between customers and the firm, creating a structured administrative process outside the judicial system. The class action waiver means individual customers cannot aggregate claims with other customers in a single proceeding, limiting the scale and cost-effectiveness of collective dispute resolution.
Robinhood
· Robinhood Customer Agreement (PDF)
The clause establishes FINRA arbitration as the exclusive forum for resolving customer disputes, which affects litigation procedures, remedies available, and the procedural framework governing claim resolution. This structure shifts disputes from judicial to arbitral proceedings with distinct rules, discovery standards, and appeal limitations.
you agree to use the Formal Complaint Process set forth below before filing any arbitration claim or small claims action as described further in Appendix 5 below. You must complete the Formal Complaint Process before filing any arbitration or small …
This clause removes your ability to sue in court or participate in a class action, which are common and often more cost-effective legal remedies for consumers and businesses with smaller claims.
Users give up the right to have covered disputes heard by a judge or jury in court, and arbitration decisions are final and binding.
The terms assert that users waive the right to jury trial and class action participation, which means individual consumers with smaller claims may find individual arbitration economically impractical as a remedy mechanism.
Square
· Square Terms of Service
Users are required to resolve virtually all disputes through individual arbitration rather than court litigation, limiting access to the court system except for small claims.
Noom
· Noom Terms of Service
Users cannot pool claims with others in a class action, which limits the practical ability to challenge Noom over small-dollar or widespread harms where individual litigation may not be economical.
Users cannot bring claims relating to the Terms or Services in court; all such disputes are routed to binding individual arbitration with no appeal to a court on the merits.
Users are required to individually arbitrate most disputes, which eliminates their ability to pool claims with other users or have a jury decide their case.
Mandatory individual arbitration eliminates the user's ability to bring disputes in court or as part of a class action, restricting them to a private arbitration process.
Mandatory individual arbitration in certain circumstances removes users' ability to pursue those disputes via jury trial or class action, which are typically more accessible and potentially higher-value remedies.
Mandatory individual arbitration eliminates the option of litigation and requires disputes to be resolved through a private process.
Users cannot resolve covered disputes through court litigation; instead they are bound to AAA arbitration under a specific ruleset, which governs procedural rights and remedies.
Yelp
· Yelp Terms of Service
This clause strips users of the right to pursue claims collectively and requires disputes to be resolved through binding arbitration rather than court proceedings.
Users cannot litigate disputes in court; all claims related to Platform use are channelled into binding arbitration on an individual basis, removing access to judicial proceedings.
Customers who do not timely opt out lose the ability to resolve disputes through any mechanism other than individual arbitration or small claims court.
The arbitration requirement eliminates court litigation as a default option, and the individual basis requirement means disputes cannot be aggregated, unless the user exercises the opt-out right.
This clause eliminates court litigation as a dispute resolution option and removes the right to participate in class actions, significantly limiting how customers may pursue claims.
Users give up both the right to a jury trial and the ability to arbitrate collectively, limiting dispute resolution to individual arbitration proceedings.
T-Mobile
· T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
Mandatory individual binding arbitration removes access to standard civil court for nearly all disputes and eliminates the right to a judge or jury in arbitration.
Hulu
· Hulu Subscriber Agreement
By mandating binding individual arbitration for all disputes outside the two stated exceptions, Hulu removes users' ability to litigate most claims in court.
Kick
· Kick Terms of Service
Binding arbitration removes access to court proceedings and jury trials for dispute resolution, and arbitration outcomes are final with very limited grounds for appeal.
You and the Company agree that any and all Disputes, except those that are resolved informally or brought in a small claims court, will be individually arbitrated by a neutral arbitrator...ANY ARBITRATION UNDER THESE CASH APP TERMS WILL ONLY BE …
Hulu
· Hulu Terms of Use (Site Terms)
Mandatory binding individual arbitration removes disputes from the court system, requiring users to arbitrate individually rather than litigate before a judge or jury.
Non-subscribers have no court or class-based avenue for resolving disputes with Comcast; individual arbitration is the sole required mechanism.
Binding individual arbitration eliminates access to courts and class actions for covered disputes, restricting US users to an individual arbitration process.
You agree that any and all disputes or claims that have arisen or may arise between you and ZipRecruiter or its affiliates...shall be resolved exclusively through final and binding arbitration, rather than a court...
the party making the Claim must first attempt to informally negotiate with the other party. To begin the negotiation, the claiming party must send the other party a notice sufficiently describing the Claim...
You agree that prior to submitting any dispute or claim to arbitration for resolution, You and StockX will make a good faith effort to resolve it informally according to the procedures identified below, including having at least one telephone or …