INTENTIONAL TORTS EXERCISE FACT PATTERNS Case Study 6 Bart comes into your law firm seeking representation in civil and criminal matters. Bart tells you the following story: Allan and Bart have the leading roles in The Producers, a musical on Broadway in Times Square, Manhattan, New York. They both have publically accused each other of upstaging each other. After one show, while Allan was removing his makeup, Bart yelled at him for upstaging him during the big number. Allan tells him to go away. Bart gets mad and charges Allan from behind and hits him in the back of the head. The force of Bart's hit causes Allan's head to move forward and hit the mirror, shattering it. Allan sues Bart for Assault and Battery for $1 million. Answer the following questions for Charlie, your attorney: 6A. Which court would hear Allan v Bart? 6B. Can the defendant be found liable for assault? 6C. Can the defendant be found liable for battery? 6D. What is the most important question you can ask Allan in order to determine whether there was an assault? 6E. Allan calls and wants to feel you out in terms of settling the Assault and Battery case. What do you tell him