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Disney’s Shameful Attempt to Silence the Widow of a Dead Woman
In a move that’s left many outraged, Disney has finally agreed to let a wrongful death lawsuit against them be decided in court – but only after they were slammed for trying to silence the grieving widow with a sneaky arbitration clause.
The lawsuit was filed by Jeffrey Piccolo, the husband of a 42-year-old woman who died last year after eating at a Disney-owned restaurant in Orlando. The restaurant, Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant, failed to warn her about the presence of peanuts in her meal, leading to a fatal allergic reaction.
But here’s the kicker: Disney initially tried to brush off the lawsuit by arguing that Piccolo had signed up for a Disney Plus trial and used their website to buy tickets to Epcot Center – therefore, he was bound by an arbitration agreement. Yeah, because that’s a thing. And yeah, because it’s completely irrelevant to the fact that Disney’s restaurant served her a meal that killed her.
Disney’s chairman, Josh D’Amaro, said in a statement that the company wants to "expedite a resolution" for the family, but we’re not buying it. This is just a PR stunt to distract from the fact that Disney is trying to cover its own behind.
The case is a stark reminder of the dangers of big corporations trying to silence the voices of those who have been wronged. We’ll be keeping a close eye on this one to see if Disney’s attempt to waive its right to arbitration is just a thinly veiled attempt to avoid accountability.
