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Through a client referral, you have secured a meeting with a prospective customer. Her name is Sharon Jones. By the end of the initial telephone interview, you learned that she owns her own homme fromm which she runs a small catering business. To supplement her income from the business, she also offers personalized cooking classes from her home. Because her entire livelihood is earned in her house, she is looking for a comprehensive home insurance plan to suit her needs along with recommendations on a commercial insurance policy for her business. Through further discussions, you learn that she owns some valuable jewellery inherited from her mother, a collection of Hollywood movie memorabilia from the 1930's, and a home computer that she uses for business. Her kitchen is, of course, state-of-the art, and features professional-quality appliances. They have a large in ground swimming pool in the back yard, which is fenced and has a locked gate. Since the home is situated in the city, far away from any bodies of water, we can generally assume that there is not a very high risk of flood. However, you have taken a look at the neighbourhood and discovered that it is a relatively high-crime area of the city When assessing your client to determine their insurance needs, use the following questions to assist you: 1) Identify the subjects (property) of insurance. What are the greatest potential perils of loss to physical property? What are the greatest exposures they have for potential liability losses? What advice will you give the insured? What recommendations for coverage would you make, including property, liability and commercial property insurance? Provide the reasons why How to Format a Case Study A basic generalized formatting guide is as follows: 1, Intoabduction/The Executive Summary: This initial section gives the reader an overview of what your case study analyses and its findings. Remember, to include a thesis statement. 2, Literary Review/ Background information: Here you can write the most relevant facts and pinpoint the topic issues, 3, Method/Findings/Discussion: This part allows you to focus on the specific case and your findings. 4. ions ation: This is the place you can discuss your chosen solution, why it is appropriate, and how your proposed solutions can be put into practice. The olutions will incorporate realistic and achievable ways to improve a situation or solve a proble 5. Conclusion; Provide the reader with a summary of key points from your case study evaluations and proposed solutions. 6. graphy: The reference or bibliography will appear on a separate page and will list all the sources of inform mation used and consulted within your case study. They will be listed accordin