Anyone ever had a Disney+ account?

[Uncle Albert]

If so, you've signed away the right to ever sue them, no matter what they do to you or your family.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jl0ekjr0go

[NickFitz]

If so, you've signed away the right to ever sue them, no matter what they do to you or your family.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jl0ekjr0go

More accurately, their lawyers have put that argument to the court. It's quite likely that even in the USA, land of lawyers, the argument is not going to fly and the court will tell them to sod off

[SueEllen]

In the UK and the EU you cannot sign away some rights regardless of what is put in the contract.

[vetran]

In the UK and the EU you cannot sign away some rights regardless of what is put in the contract.

It doesn't cost much to try unless the Judge takes Umbridge.

[sadkingbilly]

It doesn't cost much to try unless the Judge takes Umbridge.

is that near Sluff?

[NickFitz]

They've given up, presumably in hopes of still being able to frighten people off with the same nonsense in less high profile cases, rather than have it shot down for good by the courts: Disney drops bid to stop allergy death lawsuit over Disney+ terms - BBC News

[FIERCE TANK BATTLE]

It doesn't cost much to try unless the Judge takes Umbridge.

I'm guessing these lawyers don't work for free