In the context of the legal obligation of sellers to pay damages to individuals, product liability settlements
A. never exceed a company's insurance coverage or its total assets.
B. may exceed a company's insurance coverage but not its total assets.
C. never exceed three-fourths of a company's insurance coverage.
D. may exceed not only a company's insurance coverage but also its total assets.
E. are always too small to make a difference to the company's total assets.
Answer: D
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