Martin was on a train, reading a copy of the Financial Times. Norman, who was sitting next to him,

asked Martin what his job was and Martin replied that he was a stockbroker. Norman then asked Martin

for some advice on investment and Martin jokingly replied that publishing seemed to be a good area. As

a result of this discussion, Norman invested his life savings in publishing shares. A few months later, the

value of these shares fell dramatically and Norman lost all of his money. Depressed at being penniless,

Norman then committed suicide.

Advise Norman's widow, Olivia, of any remedy she might have against Martin