Key Facts: Our client was at a sports bar in Los Angeles on July 12, 2021. He was wearing a Dodgers baseball hat. He was minding his own business, having a drink and watching the game on the TV. The Defendant entered the bar wearing a Cubs baseball hat. The Defendant spots our client sitting at the bar, walks over to him and hits the Dodgers hat off our client's head by popping the brim of the baseball hat upwards. The Defendant never actually touched our client, the Defendant only touched the hat our client was wearing.

Legal Question:

1. Based on these facts, can our client win on a claim for battery against the Defendant?

2. The Defendant never actually physically made contact with our client, only his hat, but is this enough for a claim for battery?

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