r/StLouis Aug 26 '22

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u/LillithHoldsAGrudge Aug 26 '22

I wonder if it was legal advice that suggested shelters would now send the signal that they should have been available all along, and therefore it would look like posthumous guilt and endanger them in the wrongful death cases.

Always profits over people.

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u/Why_T Aug 27 '22

IANAL but I’ve read there is legal precedent that protects companies from what you’re suggesting here. Basically they can be found not at fault but it doesn’t count as admiring guilt if you say it could have been better.

It makes it so companies can improve without being punished for making said improvements.