Can I sue them — Dropbox? (Mandatory Arbitration)

Can I sue them — Dropbox?

You agree to resolve disputes through arbitration, not in court, except in specific circumstances like small claims court or intellectual property infringement.

Forced arbitration clauses in Dropbox's terms
Clause	Risk	What it says
Mandatory Arbitration	high	You agree to resolve disputes through arbitration, not in court, except in specific circumstances like small claims court or intellectual property infringement. “WE BOTH AGREE TO ARBITRATE” Resolving Disputes What to do · Within 30 days of first registering your account Opt out of arbitration within 30 days of registering your account by clicking here and submitting the opt-out form

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