Sonja Ran Her Car Over Hank in Her Company Parking

question 86

Essay

Sonja ran her car over Hank in her company parking lot, breaking his leg. The accident occurred because Sonja's car brakes failed without warning. Hank sues Sonja. Sonja decides to do nothing because she sees no way that she can win the lawsuit since she did strike Hank. Is she right? Why or why not? What would you suggest that she do in the civil litigation? Why is it important that Sonja proceed correctly and in a timely manner at this point in the litigation?

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