You have been tasked with writing a draft of a letter to a longtime client to the firm.The client has been sued for workplace harassment, and the facts and applicable law strongly indicate that that client will be liable.Your supervising attorney has shared the facts and law with you, and wants you to write a letter that advises the client of the case status and strategy.Knowing that the client does not want to settle the case, and not wanting the client to jump to a new firm, the attorney asks you to sugarcoat the news to the client as much as possible.How do you respond?Is there a way you might be able to give the client an honest assessment of the case while also putting a positive spin on it and without alienating him?