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Good luck to her proving malice. Claiming that the product isn't fit for purpose would seem to be pretty straight forward but I'm not sure how she's going to p
by Tyrannosaurs 16y ago
Good luck to her proving malice. Claiming that the product isn't fit for purpose would seem to be pretty straight forward but I'm not sure how she's going to prove that they did it intentionally to increase iPhone 4 sales.
- hartror 16y agoConsidering they have to prove it was unsuitable for purpose and intent I would expect just proving unsuitably for purpose is their fall back position.
- Tyrannosaurs 16y agoI'm not sure fall backs work that well in law. In some cases the fact you failed to make one argument undermines your overall position. I think generally you're better off focusing on what you can prove.
- ericb 16y agoI don't know about that--email is so convenient, it seems like someone is always dumb enough to email something incriminating, and knowing that, lawyers subpoena them.
- Tyrannosaurs 16y agoYes but getting hold of those mails is another matter entirely.