A company manufactures metal stamping presses that normally include an installed safety device. The company sells a press without the safety device at a slightly reduced price, and the worker operates it and is injured. If the worker sues, will the worker likely prevail?

• A. Yes, because the company sold the press without an installed safety device
• B. No, because the employee chose the cheaper option
• C. Yes, because there was a feasible safety device that would have prevented the injury
• D. No, because the device was optional and not required by law

Answer: (A)