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The difference is, the other automakers have decades of experience tailoring public pronouncements so as not to provide fodder for trial lawyers. Hence the vapo
by linksnapzz 7y ago
The difference is, the other automakers have decades of experience tailoring public pronouncements so as not to provide fodder for trial lawyers. Hence the vaporous noncommunication. Tesla hasn't been sued as much yet, but they'll get there eventually.
- kiba 7y agoThe PR department may have learned the wrong lesson from their environment.
- smnrchrds 7y agoUnless their PR and legal department are exclusively staffed by recent graduates with zero work or real-world experience, it shouldn't matter whether or not they have been sued. It's not like every corporation starts figuring everything out by trial and error, never referring to literature or hiring experienced professionals.
- linksnapzz 7y agoYeah, I would've thought the same thing about their manufacturing & labor relations depts., and yet...here we are.