A writer preparing an electrician's manual is considering inserting company-designed danger symbols to denote the potential for electrocution. In deciding whether to do so, what should the writer's primary concern be?
A) codes of conduct
B) liability law
C) copyright law
D) whistle-blowing

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The writer's primary concern should be liability law since the danger symbols are meant to warn readers of potential hazards and protect the company from liability if someone is injured. By including appropriate danger symbols, the writer can ensure that readers are properly warned about potential dangers and that the company is protected from lawsuits related to electrocution.

A Writer Preparing an Electrician's Manual Is Considering Inserting Company-Designed