> The law is strict liability, meaning it doesn't matter whether there was a good-faith effort to prevent the problem or not. I'm not advocating strict liabili

> The law is strict liability, meaning it doesn't matter whether there was a good-faith effort to prevent the problem or not. I'm not advocating strict liability here. I'm arguing that when a large company has a history of negligence that gave rise to similar incidents, the burden should shift to them to prove they were not the cause of the accident.