Glossary
Class-action waiver
A clause that stops you from joining a group lawsuit with other customers who share the same complaint.
Found in 27 published policies (30 matching findings). Not legal advice.
Why it matters
Individual claims are often too small to pursue alone, so waiving class actions can leave everyday harms practically unchallenged.
What to look for
“Class action waiver,” “no class or representative actions,” or “bring claims only in your individual capacity.”
Examples from published reviews
Disney · Disney+ · Subscription agreement
Waiver of Class Action Procedures
You explicitly agree to waive class action procedures, meaning you cannot pursue disputes as a class action or seek relief on a class basis.
Open the full reviewDoorDash · DoorDash · Terms of service
Limitations on Class Action Lawsuits
Users are generally only permitted to pursue claims against DoorDash individually and cannot participate as a plaintiff or class member in class action lawsuits, except for Australia consumers.
Open the full reviewSpotify · Spotify · Terms of service
Mandatory Individual Arbitration
This agreement requires that disputes be resolved through individual arbitration, preventing users from participating in jury trials, court proceedings, or class actions.
Open the full reviewBooking.com · Booking.com · Terms of service
Waiver of class action and jury trial
You waive your right to participate in class action lawsuits, other representative proceedings, or class-wide arbitration, and your right to a jury trial.
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