ASSIGNMENT PROMPT: CASE STUDY PRESENTATION

BUILCAL Ur BUSI ISOS Uloputcs. * Demonstrate an understanding of the contract creation, performance, and enforcement including offer, acceptance, consideration, and remedies for breach. * Identify and differentiate between intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability, and assess their business implications. Scenario: Scenario Title: "The Slip and Fall Incident at GreenGrove Mall" GreenGrove Mall is a popular shopping destination known for its modern design and large food court. During a busy holiday shopping weekend, Lisa, a customer, slipped and fell near the entrance of one of the mall's anchor stores. The area where Lisa fell was recently mopped but lacked any warning signs indicating the floor was wet. Lisa suffered a broken arm and a mild concussion as a result of the fall. The mall's cleaning staff admitted that they had forgotten to place a \"Wet Floor\" sign after mopping, and security footage confirmed that no warning signs were visible. Lisa filed a lawsuit against GreenGrove Mall, alleging negligence for failing to properly warn customers of the hazard. GreenGrove Mall argues that Lisa should have been paying more attention to her surroundings and is partly responsible for her injuries. Task Assignment Instructions: You are required to analyze this scenario and prepare a recorded presentation that addresses the following points: 1. Identify the Type of Tort: Determine whether the scenario involves intentional torts, negligence, or strict liability. Provide a brief explanation of why this tort applies to the case. 2. Elements of Negligence: If negligence is involved, identify and explain the four key elements (duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages) and how they apply to the incident at GreenGrove Mall. 3. Possible Defenses: Discuss any possible defenses GreenGrove Mall might raise, such as contributory negligence or assumption of risk, and evaluate the likelihood of success for these defenses. 4, Legal Outcome: Based on your analysis, provide a reasoned conclusion an who is likely to prevail in the lawsuit and why. Include a discussion of potential damages that Lisa might recover if she wins. 5, Recommendations for Business Practices: Offer recommendations to GreenGrove Mall on how to avoid similar incidents in the future. This could include changes in policy, training for staff, or other safety measures. Please use this chart to help you organize your assignment: Slide Number Content Details Provide a concise overview of the facts, including where and how the incident happened, Lisa's injuries, and GreenGrove Mall's response to the lawsuit. Briefly introduce the case and the scenario ("The Slip and Fall Incident at GreenGrove Mall"). Slide 1: Introduction to the Case Identify the type of tort involved (negligence, intentional tort, or strict liability). Explain why this type of tort applies to the case. Highlight the key factors that you used to classify it. Slide 2: Identify the Type of Tort Slide 3: Elements of Negligence Slide 4: Possible Defenses Slide 5: Legal Outcome Slide 6: Recommendations for Business Practices Engagement and Organization Requirements Analyze the four elements of negligence: duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. Provide a detailed explanation of how each element applies to the case. Discuss any potential defenses Evaluate the likelihood of success for each GreenGrove Mall might raise, such defense. Analyze if Lisa might bear partial as contributory negligence or responsibility and how that could impact the assumption of risk. case's outcome. Provide a conclusion on whoa is likely to prevail in the lawsuit based on your analysis. Support your conclusion with legal reasoning. Discuss potential damages the winner of the case may earn. etior recommendations tor What changes might have prevented this from GreenGrove Mall to prevent similar, i oe : nici aris i ARS AGHUTS. happening to Lisa in the first place? Practice your presentation to ensure clarity and Engage your audience by organization. Keep it concise, with each slide maintaining eye contact, speaking building on the last. Ensure that your tone, clearly, and using body language. gestures, and visuals support your message and effectively communicate your analysis. Your presentation must include the following or you will score a 0% and be asked to resubmit: * You must show yourself in the video side-by-side with your presentation as you go through it. * Length: 6 - 10 slides total, including the introduction, analysis, and conclusion. * Time: Presentation should be 5-7 minutes long. * Document Formatting: Slides should be clearly structured with concise bullet points; avoid text- heavy slides. Sources Required: Use at least one legal source (case law, statute) to support your analysis. * Citation Style: Use APA citation for any sources referenced (Review your Academic Honesty and Integrity Lesson in the Introduction and Getting Started topic for a refresher on APA)