Jeffrey Piccolo is grieving the loss of his wife, who died after falling ill on a Disney cruise. She had severe dairy and nut allergies and fell seriously ill after consuming food that was allegedly unsafe despite assurances it was allergy-free. Jeffrey filed a death lawsuit against Disney, seeking justice. However, Disney initially argued that because he had signed up for a Disney trial, he waived his right to sue. This legal maneuver by Disney added to his distress, as he felt the company was trying to evade responsibility. Following public criticism, as of yesterday Disney reversed its decision, allowing the lawsuit to proceed, and giving him a chance to seek closure through legal means. Question: How should companies ethically balance the enforcement of legal waivers with the need to uphold consumer rights and public trust? How can companies ensure that consumers are fully aware of the implications of signing legal waivers, especially in situations involving health and safety