Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/07/31/lalala-cant-hear-you.html
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Doesn’t this come back to bite companies on the rump? One defense is they did not know of a given flaw and if it has been pointed out to them directly, does this not increase their liability if they then do not fix it?
I am by no means a lawyer but I would think this would allow injured parties to really clean them out.
It might if the clickwrap Terms of Service didn’t have a mandatory arbitration clause with you having to shoulder the costs when you lose.
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So you’re saying that having people’s lives ruined is equivalent to a corporation paying out money?
But corporations are people, my friend! /s
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I set up a new PC for my spouse last night. When I asked what pass to start with, the first answer was the totally inadequate short pass from the previous PC. I was instructed to then use the nickname she has for me when I’m totally being a jerk.
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