For this assignment, assume My office represents Stella King in the following hypothetical:

On March 25, Stella King was driving her automobile on her way to work when her car was hit by Dennis Woods. Ms. King was traveling in a northerly direction on Fifth Street. She has indicated that when she arrived at the intersection of Fifth and Hoover, she stopped at the red light. When the light turned green, she proceeded through the intersection. Mr. Woods was traveling in an easterly direction, and his car collided with Ms. King's car in the center of the intersection.

Neither Mr. Woods nor Ms. King were seriously injured. Ms. King suffered a broken wrist and back and shoulder pain. She was taken to Warren Community Hospital after the accident, where she was treated for her injuries and released. Mr. Woods suffered a few scrapes but did not need any medical treatment. Both cars were damaged extensively. Ms. King is a legal secretary and, due to her broken wrist, was out of work for over a month.

Mr. Woods is an inspector of construction sites. On the day of the accident, he was on his way to an inspection. He admitted to the police that he was in a hurry because he was late. However, he claims that he was not speeding and was already in the intersection when the light turned yellow.

Two eyewitnesses to the accident stopped their cars to give assistance. One eyewitness is Beverly Peters, the other Roberta Geller. Both women stayed until the police arrived and gave the police their accounts of the accident. Ms. Peters was directly behind Mr. Woods' car. She claims that Mr. Woods failed to slow down as the light turned yellow and instead sped up to beat the red light. Ms. Geller was in the car directly behind Ms. King and claims that, while she cannot be sure, she believes Ms. King may have started into the intersection before the light turned green.

QUESTION: I have been asked by the attorney to help prepare for trial. The firm's files contain the following documents. Determine how the documents should be organized such as court papers, evidence, attorney's records.

TRIAL DOCUMENTS

a.Police report

b.Witness statement of Beverly Peters

c.Witness statement of Roberta Geller

d.March 25 hospital admitting report

e.Complaint by King against Woods

f.Answer by Woods and counterclaim against King

g.Answer by King to counterclaim filed by Woods

h.Correspondence between counsel for King and counsel for Woods

i.Retainer agreement

j.Legal research

k.Diagram of intersection

l.Map of vicinity surrounding the intersection

m.Authorizations for releases of records signed by Ms. King

n.Medical bills, invoices, receipts

o.Interrogatory requests and responses

p.Document requests and responses

q.Requests for admissions and responses

r.Documents produced by Woods to King

s.Photographs of damage to both cars

t.Motions and responses

u.Deposition transcripts

v.Subpoenas

w.Attorney and paralegal notes

x.Correspondence between King and her attorney

y.Pretrial order

z.Employment records of King