Disney+ case showed us that companies are using arbitration to erode basic rights, even in unrelated matters.

It’s one thing to say the legal system is expensive and slow, let’s resolve our issues by a third party, and another thing to where there’s no further action you can take and the arbitration authority is being paid by the company.

Its simply becoming a parallel legal system for a different class.

> Disney+ case showed us that companies are using arbitration to erode basic rights, even in unrelated matters.

Could you please tell me more? I am not aware of that case.

I assume the affected people can't just cancel their subscription?