> Putting the company out of business strongly disincentivizes other companies from engaging in fraud. It'll also disincentivize other companies from working i

> Putting the company out of business strongly disincentivizes other companies from engaging in fraud. It'll also disincentivize other companies from working in these areas at all. That's often easy to justify in isolation from an abundance of caution, but in the aggregate it's the cause of things like the Cessna 172 (a design from the 50s!) still being manufactured today.