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Well, wadda ya expect from a company that displays three sixes, aka the number of the beast, in its logo! 
MCU to "Refocus” and Disney sinking faster than the Titanic (Starwars is dead Marvel is dead)
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How long did the Titanic take to sink???
Cuz this threads been going almost 2 years now
Soldato
What have the terms and conditions in Disney+ got to do with a wrongful death at one of Disney's theme parks? Disney tickets would have been bought direct or through a travel agent.
As for it going to court, I think it depends on what country the plaintiff is from. A US court probably wouldn't allow it and it have to go to an arbiter (not sure if I got the right word?), but a UK court might allow it.
I’m sure you probably can’t sign away your statutory rights either, e.g. their terms saying you have to accept arbitration are unlawful.
BlackBeltBarrister view from an English perspective:
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It amazing that people still try and defend this company.
Title has changed a few times over those 2 yearsHow long did the Titanic take to sink???
Cuz this threads been going almost 2 years now
MCU is not back yet. Deadpool is just a filler movie and it wasn't a particularly interesting one to watch either
Soldato
How long did the Titanic take to sink???
Cuz this threads been going almost 2 years now
People post "bad Disney" in other threads and then get told to sod off into a different thread to complain by the same people who then follow those same anti-Disney people into this anti-Disney thread and then they still complain that people are anti-Disney - what is wrong with you people?
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I cant see what this has to do with Disney? What am missing?
The restaurant she ate at was Raglan Road Irish Pub, not owned by Disney as far as I can see, it just happens to be in Disney springs. Disney springs is an open air shopping complex that anyone can walk round. It'd be like sueing milton keynes shopping center because you had a reaction to something the Mcdonalds in there served you.
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Just found they did try to sue the actual pub back in February:
www.irishcentral.com
Cant see an outcome though, maybe it was unsucessful and now there just chasing Disney as a last resort.
The restaurant she ate at was Raglan Road Irish Pub, not owned by Disney as far as I can see, it just happens to be in Disney springs. Disney springs is an open air shopping complex that anyone can walk round. It'd be like sueing milton keynes shopping center because you had a reaction to something the Mcdonalds in there served you.
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Just found they did try to sue the actual pub back in February:
Irish restaurant at Disney in Florida sued after death of New York doctor
The owners of Raglan Road, an Irish restaurant in Disney Springs, are being sued after Dr. Kanokporn Tangsuan died from anaphylaxis.
Cant see an outcome though, maybe it was unsucessful and now there just chasing Disney as a last resort.
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I’ve seen some discussion about this the other day, and can’t remember exactly what was said but I think it was mentioned that Disney were actually owner of the site and operating it as a franchise which was why they were trying to wriggle out of it on the D+ as they did have liability there.I cant see what this has to do with Disney? What am missing?
The restaurant she ate at was Raglan Road Irish Pub, not owned by Disney as far as I can see, it just happens to be in Disney springs. Disney springs is an open air shopping complex that anyone can walk round. It'd be like sueing milton keynes shopping center because you had a reaction to something the Mcdonalds in there served you.
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Just found they did try to sue the actual pub back in February:
Irish restaurant at Disney in Florida sued after death of New York doctor
The owners of Raglan Road, an Irish restaurant in Disney Springs, are being sued after Dr. Kanokporn Tangsuan died from anaphylaxis.
Cant see an outcome though, maybe it was unsucessful and now there just chasing Disney as a last resort.
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Yeh I see what your saying, All I could see was its a chain of irish pubs not owned by Disney, I guess disney could opperate the franchise, but again its a bit of a stretch to sue them. I have been round Disney springs a few times and 98% of the shops are just regular shops, not Disney ones. Like jewlers, clothing stores, etc.
I mean to that extent are Mcdonalds not all franchises, if the same had happened there you would sue Mcdonalds, not Mr. Smith who owns the franchise. Seems like its just a case of go after whoever has the most money.
Soldato
I'm still a tad confused on what a D+ sub is to do with a fatality. I have different logins for D+, Disneystore UK, another one for Disneystore US and although I'm not registered, Disneyholidays would be yet another login. The Disneyholidays terms and conditions (or which ever travel agent they used) would be the most relevant as it's resort related.
FYI there was talk that it has been renamed to BRIDGE
D+ terms and conditions has something about not being allowed to sue Disney or what ever legal wording they used.
Lawyers being lawyers attempted to use the terms and conditions to dismiss a lawsuit towards Disney as they had a D+ account.
That's the point of the mockery, disney tried to use the dude signing up to a free trial of D+ and the t&c's to get the case tossed
Its crazy and not worth the effort for the amount of money in damages he was asking for. 30K is insignificant for a big company like that.