1.circuit number2.County name 3. Specify jurisdiction 4.Case Number (create, using current year)5. Plaintiff Name(s)6. Defendant Names (s)7. Shortened References8. Damages (if applicable) / Jurisdictional Threshold (impacts case - check proceduralrules)9. Build out general allegations with facts to serve as the basis for the cause(s) of actionfocusing on elements. Build out general allegations to establish personal jurisdiction,subject matter jurisdiction, and venue.10. Designate Count(s) that relate to your case. Title the counts separately, based oncause of action. Make sure each count has all the required elements for each cause ofaction, and that the proper defendant(s) are designated.11. Demand for Relief (remedies sought, trial by jury, if sought, designation ofdefendant against whom relief is sought).12. Date13. Attorney, InformationI need help with number 8,9,11,12Thanks

Stephanie Stevenson - Stephanie Stevenson was shopping for folding chairs at Home Advantage, a local big box store. The chairs were just above her reach, but she decided to pull on one to get a look at it. As the chair came down, so did many of the items above it. There was a sign directing customers to I quest assistance with retrieval of elevated items. Stephanie saw the sign after the incident. It was partially covered by a product. Stephanie, and several other people, including Martha Marks who was also shopping in that area, were injured. Stephanie and Martha Marks were injured badly enough to require treatment at Jackson Hospital. Stephanie suffered a concussion and a laceration to her arm. Martha suffered a broken nose and sprained ankle. Martha suffers from a blood