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Griff and Marty Jr. are long time friends and residents of Lind, WA. Since childhood they have dreamed of opening a restaurant together in their hometown. In 2020, at the height of COVID-19, they enter into a general partnership agreement in which they agree to jointly own and operate a 1980sthemed hamburger restaurant called "Cafe 80 s". Six months after opening the business, the partners register the restaurant as a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). The LLP registration was properly completed and filed at the Secretary of State's satellite office in Hill Valley. Business is going great, and is very profitable. One day, about one year after opening, while Marty Jr. is absentmindedly walking across Cafe 80 s with a pot of scalding hot coffee, he trips and spills coffee onto the lap of a Mr. Jackson, a loyal Cafe 80 s customer. Mr. Jackson's burns were bad, and consequently, he incurs $2,000,000 in hospital bills. Mr. Jackson subsequently sues Cafe 80 s to recover damages caused by Marty's negligence. In addition to naming Marty Jr. and the cafe to his lawsuit, Mr. Jackson also sues Griff, in his personal capacity. Mr. Griff is known locally to be a millionaire due to his grandfather's smart bets on various sporting events from 1955 until the year 2000. He brags to his friends about his "deep pockets". Is Mr. Jackson likely to prove the elements of negligence? Will Mr. Jackson be able to win a negligence judgment against Griff