[ilovecurl]

I wonder if there was a connection to the ongoing wrongful death lawsuit after a doctor suffered a fatal allergic reaction at a Disney World restaurant? That's the one where Disney tried to get her widower's lawsuit tossed by pointing to the fine print of a Disney+ trial he had signed up for years earlier.

[add-sub-mul-div]

They wouldn't be pointing to the fine print of a Disney+ trial if they had a murderer they could point to.

[zardo]

They would. Someone hacking their computers and causing a death doesn't necessarily absolve them of liability, while a waver of liability could do exactly that.

[Enginerrrd]

With all due respect that is just not how lawyers operate. They can and will use every argument within their constraints that can lead to a win. That's their job. They are even allowed to put forth arguments that are mutually exclusive and nonsensical when taken together.

[shadowgovt]

Not directly. His changes were never seen by the public.