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Amazon Reinstates Binding Arbitration to Block US Class Actions

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Amazon reinstated binding arbitration for US customers, preventing class-action lawsuits, based on internal emails reported by Reuters. The revised terms took effect immediately and customers’ continued use was treated as acceptance, while existing disputes before 14 August 2026 were unaffected. The change rolls out without an advance notice period and introduces mass-arbitration batching for 25+ related cases tied to the same issue within six months.

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