> In France we have this concept, in most cases, that a contract cannot force somebody to accept a lower amount of rights than the general population Washingto

> In France we have this concept, in most cases, that a contract cannot force somebody to accept a lower amount of rights than the general population Washington state has something similar in landlord tenant law for renters - there are several livability/QOL/basic needs (and a few others that fall less into these categories but that have been habitually abused) that "cannot be waived" in a rental agreement, even with specific consideration. (i.e. even if I offer you $100/month less on your rent to sign the waivers, you still cannot - well, you can sign, but you still have those rights).