5, Read the following descriptions of various, fictitious clients. For each, devise a conversational statement that would convey empathy for the client's situation without causing further embarrassment to the client. After you have finished, compare your responses with those of other interns for insights on various ways to respond. a. b. A very anxious, middle-aged couple who are having wills drafted to safeguard the future of a disabled, adult child A juvenile charged with shoplifting, who believes that the charges are unfair and that the legal system has no tolerance or understanding of young people . A former executive who is putting her life savings into an exciting new business of her own . A bankruptcy client who feels he is a financial failure An accident victim who has lost the use of one arm and feels intense frustration at the slowness of the legal system A confused parentabused throughout childhood by her own parents who is now accused of abusing her daughter . A single mother whose landlord has threatened to evict her and her children