Take any three Intentional torts and define the elements necessary for each and give an example of each one. Problem #2 Plaintiff babysitter, hired by defendant parents was attacked and knocked to the floor by the defendant 4 year old child, suffering fractured arms and wrists. In plaintiff's suit for battery and negligence, it was held that a cause of action was stated for battery but not negligence. explain Remember to distinguish WHY there was a battery, and WHY THERE Was NOT negligence - be specific Problem #3 Just list the torts in the following situation: part of legal analysis is just to recognize which torts occurred in this set of facts - state the possible tort - do not rule it out right away, just state which tort "might be" possible - do not argue the other side, or defense's side as to why that tort does not exist) - this is a simple exercise of recognizing "torts" - which is essential as a plaintiff's attorney or paralegal, since it is your job to plead in your complaints as many possible legal theories of tort as possible - read this information on torts Now analyze this tort problem: Alicia Teldane was waiting in line outside the Elegant Shop just before the store opened on the day of the shop's annual savings sale. Dozens of customers milled around the entrance in anticipation. Many patrons began to grow impatient. Suddenly, the doors were opened, and Alicia was knocked to the ground by Marie Huffington, another customer. Alicia covered her face with her arms in anticipation of being trampled. In her haste to enter, Marie stepped on Alicia's hand and broke Alicia's finger