Emily Murphy runs a small gift shop in a strip mall in Brandon, Manitoba. The store focuses on locally made crafts and has been a stalwart tenant in the mall for many years. Murphy's agreement with the mall owner held that her store would be the only one in the mall able to provide an extensive line of such crafts, and well as related lines of gifts and greeting cards. Recently, a large convenience store moved into the mall and began devoting more square feet to gifts and cards. In response, Murphy met several times with the mall owner, hoping to encourage the mall owner to honour its agreement with her. In the end, the mall owner refused.

what are the steps that Murphy and her lawyer will need to undertake if she chooses to litigate? assume Murphy is successful in her action.