Sentence examples for binding clause from inspiring English sources

As spotted earlier by The Consumerist, an arbitration notice states that Pokemon Go users automatically agree to waive their rights to any future trial by jury or class action lawsuit unless they opt out of a binding clause in the T&Cs….

"We have a binding clause of friendship of saying, 'It's safe here to call each other names whatever they are,'" Foster says.

Besides Ms. Liebeck's case, the film looks at a number of other issues about civil lawsuits, including binding clauses in contracts for matters from cellphones to employment that sign away the right to go to court.

In some cases simple denial was enough, and when it wasn't enough, financial settlement with legally binding clauses of silence were negotiated.

Groucho Marx was indeed a master of PUNS, and here he explains the legally binding sanity clause: Your thoughts?

Jean Sternlight, a professor at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas law school, writes in an article to be published in The Southwestern Law Review that mandatory binding arbitration clauses, whether in banking or other consumer contracts, stymie the filing of consumer claims over all.

Banks and credit card companies, in particular, have come under scrutiny recently for their use of such binding arbitration clauses in customer contracts.

Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of United States District Court in Washington ruled on Wednesday that because the authors had contracts with Regnery, not Eagle, and those contracts included binding arbitration clauses, the lawsuit was invalid.

(The report says 43 percent of institutions use agreements with mandatory binding arbitration clauses, but that number rises to 47 percent when only banks are included, because none of the credit unions in the study use the clauses).

The report studied 92 large financial institutions and found most (64 percent) limit consumer options for resolving complaints about checking accounts in some way, like through the use of "mandatory binding arbitration" clauses.

Uber's lawyers have been pushing back on the claims over the past several weeks, questioning why Waymo isn't suing Levandowski instead and saying that the most salacious claims of the lawsuit should be moot based on the binding arbitration clauses in Levandowski's employment contract with Google.