A customer sued Lyft in Broward County after he was involved in an incident causing him permanent injuries.
What he did not know was he signed terms of service containing an arbitration clause. And now Lyft filed a motion to compel arbitration.
“Our client had to commit to more things than what he agreed to arbitrate. I say with reference to what Disney tried to do in Orlando trying to apply not the same service as what those people got at Disney when they went to a restaurant,” said Aaron Davis, who represents the plaintiff.
September 11, 2024 at 11:37 AM
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A customer sued Lyft in Broward County after he was involved in an incident causing him permanent injuries.
What he did not know was he signed terms of service containing an arbitration clause. And now Lyft filed a motion to compel arbitration.
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