5.Daniel, a resident of Boca Raton,Floridaandaspiring filmmaker, was driving his car to New York City.While passing through South Carolina on I-95, he was involved in an accident with Michael, who was carelessly driving a moving van for his employer,I'mthe Moving Guy Inc., a Nevada corporation with its principal place of business in North Carolina (the Corporation), in connection with anofficemovethat the Corporation washandlingfora South Carolina business.Daniel's car was destroyed, at a loss of over $35,000. While Daniel was not seriously injured, hedidneedto spend some time in the local emergency room for x-rays and evaluation. He also had to stay overnight in South Carolina while his insurance company arranged for a loaner car. The accident caused him to miss an important financing meeting concerning a film on which he was working. Daniel estimates that missing the meeting cost him at least $150,000 in financing for his film. Michael has no significant assets, but the Corporation hassubstantialassets.

a.CanDaniel sue theCorporation?Pleaseexplain youranswer.

b.IfDaniel can sue theCorporation,whichcourt or courts in which state or states would have subject matter and personal jurisdiction? Please be sure to consider all possible state or federal courts in all possible states.

c.Whatdamages could Daniel recover from Michael and/or theCorporation?Bespecific and consider allpossible typesand forms damages in this situation.