In. Negligence, Strict Liability (Chapter 7) from book Clarkson miller 14 edition we discuss negligence as a civil cause of cause action with significant impact onthedecision-making process of everybusiness. Inparticular, duringtheCovid-19 pandemic, new issues are arising around a business'sliabilityfor negligence. For example,if fans catchCovid-19 while seeing their favorite act at a socially distanced show, who's legally liable? This WSJ article https://www.wsj.com/articles/for-concerts-during-covid-unprecedented-legal-questions-11599665380 addresses who could be responsible and liable for safety, the insurance issues, and management of legal risks at concert venues. Read the article and respondto each of thequestions below:

1) What defense to negligence is theCOO of one of theconcert promoters suggesting when he says that "[p]eople make the choice to go to that show"? What is he trying to say about the negligence of the concert promoter and the actions ofthe concert attendees?Would you feel comfortablegoing to a concert these days?

2)What are you your feelings about the suggestion that the Federal Governmentprovide Federal Liability Insurance for this type of industry? Shouldthere be any limits on this?