Disney has asked a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit filed earlier this year regarding a woman who passed away due to anaphylaxis after a meal at Disney Springs, citing an arbitration waiver in the terms and conditions for Disney+.
Disney Springs Wrongful Death Lawsuit Update
Is Disney arguing this should go to binding arbitration and that they are not at fault for the death, or are they arguing that it is legal for them to kill people whose families had Disney+ trials?
It’s fine to have your own strong opinion on this case, but you can’t have your own facts.
You’re not in the land of facts. You’re in the realm of paper reality, an artificial universe made up entirely by humans. The only facts you have here are what the ink on the paper says and a historical record of specific actions taken out of context.
What is the fundamental difference between a Disney operation causing the death of someone through negligence and going to private arbitration run by corporate partners and a Disney operation murdering someone and not being held to account by the law we created to punish murderers?
Is it likely that there will be legal consequences for Disney if it went to arbitration? I’m guessing if they’re pushing for arbitration, they probably know it means they’ll get away with it - so granting arbitration is essentially the same as legally sanctioning their actions or negligence.
Is Disney arguing this should go to binding arbitration and that they are not at fault for the death, or are they arguing that it is legal for them to kill people whose families had Disney+ trials?
It’s fine to have your own strong opinion on this case, but you can’t have your own facts.
Law. Arbitration. Judges. Contracts.
You’re not in the land of facts. You’re in the realm of paper reality, an artificial universe made up entirely by humans. The only facts you have here are what the ink on the paper says and a historical record of specific actions taken out of context.
What is the fundamental difference between a Disney operation causing the death of someone through negligence and going to private arbitration run by corporate partners and a Disney operation murdering someone and not being held to account by the law we created to punish murderers?
Is it likely that there will be legal consequences for Disney if it went to arbitration? I’m guessing if they’re pushing for arbitration, they probably know it means they’ll get away with it - so granting arbitration is essentially the same as legally sanctioning their actions or negligence.