So just how much risk are people assuming when they click that app to hop on a Bird or Lime e-scooter to zip to lunch or make that soon-to-start class?

A lawsuit filed last week in Atlanta may test the strength of the sweeping agate-type boilerplate waiver that scrolls across Bird’s app sharply limiting any liability claims while agreeing that any dispute regarding the ubiquitous wheeled whizzers must be arbitrated in California.

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