1.A sign on the door of the grocery store stated: "Due to Covid 19 restrictions in order to enter this store you must wear a mask and use hand sanitizer." When Bill walked through the door of the store without wearing a mask the person at the door told Bill to stop because he was not wearing a mask. Bill just ignored the person on the door and walked straight into the store.

What is the name of the intentional tort Bill committed? What exactly did Bill do that meant he committed that tort?

2.Denny was running at full speed through the Library when he saw a yellow sign that said "Danger Wet Floor". Two seconds later he slipped and broke his arm. An out of court settlement was reached saying: "Saint Mary's was negligent and that Denny's total damages amounted to $2,000 but that Denny was 25% contributory negligent."

Explain to Denny what contributory negligence means and how it will affect his damage award of $2,000.

3.Google/find the case immediately below in Wikipedia and read it in there.

And then answer this question: What was the standard of care that was breached in Escola v. Coca-Cola Bottling Co?

Escola v. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. - Wikipedia

4.Dr Oz hosts a weekly television show devoted to giving advice about healthy living. On one show he told his television viewers that the real secret to a good life was to eat two spiders every day for one week each year. When Kim who watched the show ate her first spider she had an allergic reaction and could not work for one week. She sued Dr Oz for giving negligent advice and not warning her of the dangers of eating spiders.

The judge who heard the case dismissed it saying that there was not sufficient proximity between Dr Oz and Kim.

Explain why the judge would say this.

5.What is the goal or aim of damage awards in negligence cases?