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Tag: Liability

Michigan Business Done Right - Malpractice

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Nov 25, 2009 at 04:15:59 PM EST
Tags: Congress, Malpractice, Business, Liability (all tags)

Manufacturers can carry a great deal of liability, particularly depending on the nature of what it is that they produce. Liability being of course the causation of actions against a company or entity that produces a product that is defective and fails, causing damage or injury. It is the ultimate responsibility that drives quality control, and best management practices in business.

Responsibility is something that makers of any product sold here or worldwide will understand. It can be their windfall.. or their end.

Imagine if the management of General Motors was to put only one lug nut on each tire of each car they made. Certainly such a process could save a few dollars on each car. Further, what if the seat belts were held in place with a plastic clip instead of a metal one? Add to this a windshield of regular pane glass, and the first pothole met at 60MHP, results in the driver racing through the air looking like a thanksgiving turkey fresh from the processor before the stretch wrap.

A vivid picture drawn to capture the imagination. Do we have your attention yet?

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