That Damning Fine Print

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By Jen Sorensen,

Did you know that a US Supreme Court ruling has allowed companies to add fine print to contracts that effectively ends people’s right to sue? Cartoonist Jen Sorensen does — and she imagines what it might be like if the rest of us had corporate-level legal powers.

By Jen Sorensen,

By Jen Sorensen,

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One thought on “That Damning Fine Print

  1. Pisces SunPisces Sun

    Jen! Fantastic! I honestly feel like printing out your comic and taking it with me and presenting it each time I “endure” a legal transaction and offering it to the corporate party: car sales, job interview, child’s college loan, any purchasing transaction basically. Fantastic! Why not start this revolution? Of course the courts say we have a right to chose a different product and not consummate the deal but chose who? With nearly every product being homogeneous, due to large corporations pushing out small mom and pop businesses, consumers really don’t have choices and corporations rule the world with their corporate legal documents favoring their own homies, which of course favors disposition in the State of Delaware, the most favored corporate state! AmeriCo, home of the corporate free and the persons trying to be chin-up brave!

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