What's the MOA? using IRAC model

Client: Well, I thought I was doing my employer a favor - because on that particular day,

the roller door to the storage room was open. And I thought I would help him out by

taking the crate I was carrying into the storage room. I didn't notice that some vegetable

leaves had fallen on the ground in the storage room and as I entered, I slipped on the

leaves. I dropped the crate I was carrying and stumbled over it. The strange thing about

it is that the storage room floor is always clean. Never saw any leaves or peels on the

floor - ever - all the time I have worked there - except for that day.

My right leg took a hit from the heavy crate which fell on my leg and broke it. I called the

ambulance with my mobile phone and later on my mate Jeff heard me and sat with me

until the ambulance arrived.

Lawyer

: And the prognosis?

Client

: I won't be able to work for six months and I need to attend hospital after the casts

come off, for rehabilitation.

I have also been told I will not be able to lift heavy items again and that I will never have

the same strength in either my arm or leg again. Whatever I do, it will have to involve

light duties. That means a substantial fall in wages and I don't know what to do or what

I'm entitled to.

There are hospital fees, doctor's fees, loss of wages and a permanent fall in the amount

I can earn.

I just don't know where I stand regarding all this.

Lawyer

: That's why we are here. We have someone in the office who is an expert in the

field and they will be in touch with you soon to advise you of your legal position. Leave

it with us. We will be in touch soon.