• How do they apply to Kelly's lawsuit against the airport? In other words, what wouldKellyexpect to show to be able to win the case?

Duty:Kelly must prove that her head injury is the airport's fault. She had toshow that the airport was not following safety guidelines and was not cleaning asrequired by the protocol. She must prove herself as an aircraft cleaner, cleaningplanes and tidying floors to prevent injuries. Airlines are responsible for keepingflights on time and keeping passengers safe in the air and on the ground. Remember, you only need to discuss theDUTY element here. Did the airport owe Kelly a duty as a common carrier to ensure the concourse is clean and free of debris? Please only refer to this element of negligence; most of the rest falls into the other categories below.

Breach:Kelly didn't want to miss her flight at all. She slipped on the bananapeel on the floor. She had to prove that the cleaners were negligent intheir dutyand that the airline cleaners were responsible for cleaning the airline andkeeping the floors clean to avoid injury. Airlines need to make sure their flightsare on time and their passengers are safe in the air and on the ground. Again, this should only be about the BREACH aspect. Did the airport breach the duty they owed Kelly?

Causation: Kelly must prove that negligence was the cause of the accident that caused her injury. She had to prove it because the cleaning staff neglected toclean up; the banana peel was the direct cause of her fall and her head wassplit open. Good, this IS a discussion of just the causation element. Any more you can add based on the courseware?

Damages/ Harm: Kelly suffered a head injury whenshefell. She should provide hermedical or hospital records showing that she was seriously injured in the fall.Can you elaborate a little bit more on this element?