John Jones is the father of 10-year old Jimmy, who plays on a park district hockey team. Jones served as an assistant coach for the team this year. Neither the head coach nor Jones receives any pay for their work with the team as they work entirely on a volunteer basis. The Mustangs, as the team is known, were playing the Colts in a match one afternoon at the park district ice rink. During the game, as Jimmy was chasing down the puck, he lost his footing and fell, tripping opposing player Andy as he went down. Andy got up and smacked Jimmy with his hockey stick. John yelled at Andy and yelled at the referee to do something about the boy's conduct. Andy was sent to the penalty box. Andy's father Alan came out of the stands and punched John in the face. John wants to sue Alan, Andy and the park district, so he comes to your law office to discuss the matte

All three defendants, Andy, Alan and the park district, wish to settle the case. Your supervising attorney asks you to draft a settlement agreement that can be presented to the defendants on the case.

Settlement Agreement

Draft the agreement, using one agreement for all three defendants