NATIONWIDE STATE-SPECIFIC RIDER
Version 1.0 — Effective {{effective_date}}
Incorporated by reference into the MSA and TOS. Where any provision of the MSA/TOS conflicts with a mandatory provision of the Customer's home state law, the Customer's home state law prevails only to the extent required by law and only as to the specific conflicting provision; the remainder of the MSA/TOS remains fully enforceable.
AUTOMATIC RENEWAL — STATE DISCLOSURES
California — SB 313 (BPC §17600 et seq.): Auto-renewal terms are presented clearly and conspicuously. Cancellation available in the same medium as signup (online). Renewal notice sent 15–45 days before renewal for any offer that includes a free trial or automatic charge increase.
New York — GBL §527-a: For subscriptions >$50/mo renewing for >12 mo, TradeSpan sends a renewal reminder 15–45 days before renewal.
Illinois — 815 ILCS 601: Renewal terms are clear and conspicuous; cancellation via email or online.
Florida — F.S. §501.165: For 12+ month subscriptions >$100/year, renewal reminder sent 30–60 days before renewal.
Vermont — 9 V.S.A. §2454a: Consent to auto-renewal is affirmative (checkbox at signup); annual notice sent.
Oregon — ORS 646A.295: Cancellation method is the same as sign-up method.
North Carolina — NCGS §75-41: Renewal notice sent 30–60 days before renewal; cancellation online.
Tennessee — TCA §47-18-5401: Renewal terms disclosed; cancellation available at any time.
Virginia — Va. Code §59.1-207.45 et seq.: Cancellation online; renewal notice sent.
DC — 28 D.C. Code §3902: Renewal reminder for >12mo subscriptions.
Louisiana — La. R.S. §51:461: Renewal notice sent.
Hawaii — HRS §481-9.7: Written notice of renewal 30–60 days before.
Wisconsin — Wis. Stat. §100.209: Notice for subscriptions ≥12 months.
Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Maine, Maryland: Cancellation available online or by email; renewal reminders sent per state requirement where applicable.
PRIVACY RIGHTS — STATE-SPECIFIC
California (CCPA/CPRA), Virginia (VCDPA), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut (CTDPA), Utah (UCPA), Texas (TDPSA), Oregon (OCPA), Delaware (DPDPA), Iowa (ICDPA), Montana (MTCDPA), Tennessee (TIPA), Indiana (INCDPA), Kentucky (KCDPA), New Jersey (NJDPA), New Hampshire, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Maryland: See the Privacy Policy and DPA for full disclosure of state-specific rights (access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out, appeal).
Nevada (NRS 603A.340): Opt-out of sale via privacy@tradespan.io.
Washington My Health My Data Act: TradeSpan does not knowingly collect consumer health data as defined.
Illinois BIPA: TradeSpan does not collect biometric identifiers.
COPPA: Services not directed to children under 13.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION — STATE CARVE-OUTS
California: Broughton-Cruz public injunctive relief and McGill PAGA rights preserved.
Massachusetts: MGL c. 93A rights preserved to the extent non-waivable.
Montana: MCA §27-5-114 followed. If arbitration is unenforceable for Customer, disputes brought in Lewis & Clark County District Court.
New Jersey: Atalese notice satisfied. NJCFA rights preserved.
Washington: RCW 19.86 Consumer Protection Act rights preserved.
New York: GBL §349–350 rights preserved.
Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands: Local consumer-protection rights preserved where non-waivable.
OTHER STATE-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS
Texas — Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA §17.42): Waiver of DTPA rights only enforceable if executed by a business with assets >$5M or with independent counsel. Customers meeting DTPA §17.42(a)(1) waiver criteria are deemed to have executed a valid waiver by accepting the MSA.
Missouri — Merchandising Practices Act: MMPA rights preserved to the extent non-waivable.
Louisiana — Civil Code: Waivers of solidarity liability effective as written.
Oregon — Unlawful Trade Practices Act (ORS 646.605 et seq.): UTPA rights preserved.
Non-U.S. Customers (EU, UK, Canada, Australia, other): Local consumer-protection rights preserved to the extent required by law. GDPR/UK GDPR/PIPEDA/Australian Privacy Principles rights per Privacy Policy and DPA.
GOVERNING LAW EXCEPTIONS
While the MSA specifies Delaware law and venue, mandatory-application state laws (e.g., California employment, Washington biometric privacy, Illinois BIPA) may override to the extent legally required. Enforcement of choice-of-law and venue clauses is subject to conflict-of-laws principles and any applicable state's public policy.
MODIFICATION
TradeSpan may update this Rider from time to time to reflect changes in state law. Material changes will be posted at pro.luckysconnect.com/legal/state-rider.