Disney drops dismissal in wrongful death lawsuit

Disney is no longer asking a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit on the grounds that the victim’s family had signed up for its streaming service Disney+.
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[@9791mij]

They take humanity seriously unless they can squeak it by news story and the world. Their statement is a big lie.

[@Li21251]

I love it when social media does something good. Reporters, news agencies, influencers, TH-camrs, viewers, etc., aligned to stop something evil.

[@sorimasn]

Such a stupid stance to take. This is a huge reason why arbitration clauses should never be allowed in TOS/EULA when making accounts to use a service.

[@JadenYukifan28]

They assumed that they could scare Mr. Piccolo into dropping the lawsuit, but because of the backlash it caused they had no choice but to rescind it.

[@dera6347]

Did you just say that Disney Tickets come with an agreement that says the customer agrees to settle any possible lawsuit out of court????? If I got that right, I will continue to never go to Disney.

[@everglowblink9805]

Yuuuup.

[@mariamabbas62]

Mr. Piccolo should sue for more money. 50,000 is still low. It's good to know that Disney using the Disney+ subscription clause to get out of a court trial has caught up with them. It was hurting their reputation so they had to have a change of heart. Karma strikes the worst people and Disney has found out it's not immune.

[@llTorentll]

So this is why every store/ company wants you to use their app

[@j.j.8159]

They’re wrong I think; Disney “waived their right to arbitration”. This just means that Disney thinks they’d lose it in this case and would rather avoid a court precedent on their “arbitration” clause in Disney+. Disney is saving their own butt is all their doing

[@ddrusa]

This is wrong Disney seriously this can happen to anyone time to wake yall

[@Laxfarm]

Disney doesn’t even own the restaurant.

[@urbanharveystead6692]

No, it didn’t go over well at all. Which is the only reason why they’re back pedaling.

[@dillonporter4686]

Social media has its faults, but being the bane of corporations is not one of them....