Upon realizing that Madalyn’s fingers were stuck in the shredder, Amy unplugged the machine.Amy does not recall whether there was noise coming from the machine when Madalyn’s fingers became stuck, whether Madalyn pulled away from her in order to reach out to the machine, or whether any portion of the envelope she had placed in the machine was still in the process of shredding. Having made no attempt to unplug or turn off the shredder, Amy turned away from Madalyn to get Madalyn some candy as Amy turned back around to face Madalyn, she saw that Madalyn’s left hand had become stuck in the shredder. At this point, while the shredder was still operating, Amy picked up Madalyn and placed her on her left hip. In using the machine, either Jason or Amy would stand in front of the counter and insert material into the machine to be shredded.On May 25, 2008, Amy Thomas was shredding mail in the MailMate Paper Shredder when their 19-month-old daughter, Madalyn, started crying and began to pull on Amy’s leg.
The shredder was placed on a countertop in the Thomas’ kitchen, routinely used there for the purpose of keeping their “junk mail” under control to prevent identity theft. In choosing the paper shredder, Amy Thomas said that her main considerations were that the shredder be compact and easy to use. com on November 15, 2006, a shredder manufactured, assembled, and distributed by Executive Machines d/b/a Jeam Imports. 2014)FACTSAmy Thomas (married to Jason Thomas) purchased the MailMate Paper Shredder online from Staples. This problem has been solved: Solutions for Chapter 13.C7 Problem 1CQ: Thomas v Staples, Inc.2 F.
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