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This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. Summary Disney is claiming that a wrongful death lawsuit should be dismissed on the basis of a Disney+ subscription, citing the streaming platform's Terms of Use as a reason why the lawsuit can't happen.
However, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed Disney is planning to fight Piccolo's wrongful death lawsuit using his one-month subscription to Disney+ in 2019. The company is claiming that, by signing up for the streaming service, he had agreed to settle any lawsuits out of court. This agreement, Disney claims, also extends to creating an account on their website and app prior to his visit to the theme park where his wife died.
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