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Does this model have flaws? Sure. Myself and probably the optometrists out there are wondering how someone can be qualified to assess eye problems after three days of training, not to mention the capital outlay VisionSpring will need to establish VisionSpring optical shops throughout countries and possibly rural areas. However a number of the fundamental flaws in the TOMS model are being addressed here. This is not the first time this (long read), but shows crucial points often missed from giving things away. Within this model, needs should absolutely not be dictated by western consumers and the ability to create jobs and local economies around key items such as eyeglasses is entirely feasible.

In terms of the meat of Griesa's order, it's this part about "aiding and abetting" which really gave Elliott hope that it might finally be able to collect on what it was owed. And, just to drag things out a bit longer, that's the one bit of the order that the Second Circuit felt uncomfortable about: