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>What is point of letting them claim innocence? It changes the evidentiary basis of future claims on related grounds. The admission opens them up to other lega
by ABCLAW 7y ago
>What is point of letting them claim innocence?
It changes the evidentiary basis of future claims on related grounds. The admission opens them up to other legal risks outside of the current dispute.
Maybe European regulators want to slap them for the same fact pattern (same facts, different jurisdiction). Maybe a class action is put together (same facts, different plaintiffs). Maybe they have an HR suit for unlawful termination from one of their security guys claiming he was fired for disclosing a vulnerability (related facts).
Etc.
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- ergothus 7y ago> It changes the evidentiary basis of future claims on related grounds Well that's interesting...citation? I thought not admitting any wrongdoing meant that you didn't admit it, meaning that there'd be no lower bar for anything, related grounds or not.