Charles sent a letter to a teacher who had requested a tour of his company.In the letter he included the sentence "Although we would love to have your class visit our company, much of the work area is too dangerous for group tours." What has Charles done that might lead to legal difficulties?
A) By trying to make himself look good, he is guilty of the "good-guy syndrome."
B) He has used careless language.
C) He has used abusive language.
D) He has done nothing wrong.

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By stating that "much of the work area is too dangerous," Charles has implied that there are still areas that are safe for group tours. This could potentially make him legally liable if someone were to get injured in one of those "safe" areas, as he has not fully communicated the risks associated with the tour. It would be better for him to explicitly state that the company cannot accommodate any group tours for safety reasons.

Charles Sent a Letter to a Teacher Who Had Requested