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    When ‘Good’ Loses: How the Arbitration Clause in Good v. Uber Opens a Trapdoor for Corporate Sleight of Hand in the Digital Age

    January 13, 2026

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    Kylee MacLeod

    The article discusses the implications of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court’s ruling in Good v. Uber Technologies, where the court enforced an arbitration clause that limited a user’s rights. It highlights how users, like William Good, may inadvertently lose access to justice due to complex terms and conditions, raising concerns about transparency and consumer rights…

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