Tahmina is an engineer who has left her job as a designer at Acme Tech to start-up her own business selling fidget spinners, Fidgets-R-Us. She has hired employees for design, for sales and for marketing. A marketing employee comes across a new design for fidget spinners while having lunch with an old colleague from another (competing) fidget spinner manufacturer. Early tests by the design team show that these spinners could possibly harm users since the sharp blades on the spinner could come loose. Nevertheless, the sales team begins to promote and advertise these spinners as the latest craze and the must-have item for people who use spinners during work or school, and "100% safe". Two months after Fidgets-R-Us sells its first batch of spinners, ten college students have suffered severe damage to their eyes because the blades on the spinners were faulty. Consider what torts are present, the definition and elements of each, and remedies.