B: TENTS THAT MAKE YOU GO OUCH From: Gabe Garnica, CEO Wonderful Tent Company, Inc. To: ( you put your name plus Staff Attorney ) Date: 12/1/22 Re: The TUV Cases As you know we are currently facing three lawsuits from customers injured by our tents. The Tillis case involves the woman, Anne Tillis (AT) who was injured when our 10 x 10 canopy tent collapsed on her during a picnic, causing her to break her arm. We have evidence that AT switched the metal rods that hold up the tent because she believed that they allowed her to make the tent higher. The Unger case involves a man, Felix Unger (FU) who was injured when our 12 x 12 gazebo became engulfed in smoke causing him to faint due to smoke inhalation. Evidence shows that FU works as an associate at Cabella's, that outdoor store where he is Assistant Manager of the Tent Department. Apparently FU put his grill inside the gazebo trying to grill during a rain storm despite the fact that any expert in tents would know that you cannot grill inside a gazebo. FU argues that our instructions were missing from the tent which I will admit is true so that might be a problem. I need you to find a way that we can avoid losing to FU if possible. Finally, the Victor case involves Aliana Victor AV), the woman who was injured when our 10 x 15 Family Tent fell on her five years ago. She began her lawsuit last year and my belief is that she will lose because she cannot tell the court how or why the tent was defective which makes her case weak in my opinion. What do you think? Can you find a way for us to avoid losing to AV? To summarize then: 1) Does AT have a case against us and why or why not? 2) Does FU have a case against us and why or why not? 3) Does AV have a case against us and why or why not