Picture this: A person walks into an electronics store and looks at a number of brand new laptops, studying all the features, capacity, speed, screen visibility, etc. After studying about 10 different models, she settles on one that, cost-wise, is in the middle of the pack. The laptop is purchased and our customer goes home, excited to get started with her new gadget. Once home, she plugs it in and gets it open to the startup screen — only to find that the laptop lacks both Internet and printer software. Confused and confounded, our purchaser calls the store and asks: "What is going on?" To which, the sales manager responds: "Oh, you wanted those items? Well, sure, they're optional — but not to worry, as we can install those for an extra charge."
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Litigation
Back to the Future: When Safety Equipment Is Sold as an Option
The Legal Intelligencer
June 8, 2012
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