If a large company with a significant public profile was being sued because of a drug product
Question:
If a large company with a significant public profile was being sued because of a drug product failure that dramatically impacted a young child, and it was apparent that company employees had suppressed poor test results during the pre-approval trial stage, what is a likely reason the company might it suggest ADR rather than litigation?
Question 4 options:
The fact that an arbitrator’s decision will be binding and likely be favourable to the corporation. | |
A need to sustain the operation based on the amount of capital resources committed to its business activities. | |
The ability to keep all details of the settlement private and confidential. | |
A desire to avoid establishing a common law precedent. |
Multinational Business Finance
ISBN: 978-0132743464
13th edition
Authors: David K. Eiteman, Arthur I. Stonehill, Michael H. Moffett