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4:46Now PlayingA couple in New Jersey that was in a dangerous car accident while riding in an Uber finds out they cannot sue the Uber company because of what was written into the terms of service their daughter had agreed to when ordering on the Uber eats app. John Iadarola and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Damage Report.
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Couple in a severe Uber crash can’t sue because of an Uber Eats order
"A married New Jersey couple that was in a severe accident during an Uber ride can’t sue the company because they and their daughter agreed to arbitration when they accepted the terms of service for a separate Uber Eats order, a court has ruled.
John McGinty and Georgia McGinty were sitting in the back seat of an Uber ride in March 2022 when the driver sped through a red light and was T-boned by another car resulting in “serious physical, psychological, and financial damages,” a filing said.
Georgia sustained several fractures throughout her body, including cervical, lumbar, spine and rib fractures and other physical injuries that required surgeries and other procedures. Meanwhile, John has diminished use of his left wrist and a fractured sternum.
They tried taking Uber to court for a jury trial, but an appellate court recently ruled they can’t because they previously agreed to Uber’s updated terms and conditions requiring arbitration, which are the same in the Uber Eats and Uber ride app."
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