Amazon reinstates binding arbitration, bars class-action lawsuits
Amazon said the change will apply immediately and covers disputes by U.S. customers, including a 75,000-claim Alexa arbitration flood in 2021.
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Amazon reinstates binding arbitration, bars class-action lawsuits
Amazon on Friday reinstated binding arbitration for its U.S. customers while also barring them from seeking class-action lawsuits, making it more difficult for users to address grievances in court.
Amazon forces shoppers into arbitration five years after dropping it
Shoppers face a 60-day pre-filing wait, JAMS batching of mass claims and litigation funding disclosure. Cases pending before August 14, 2026 remain exempt. Continue reading this article on ppc.land. Sign up the PPC Land newsletter to get the latest marketing news.
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