Morgan State University is constructing new shops near its business school. Due to the construction, a large pothole (couple of feet long a few inches deep) is created in the vicinity of the business school. A student of business school falls into the pothole and breaks his feet. The student sues Morgan State University alleging that the University acted negligently and seeks compensation for his injuries. Based onWade v. Wal-Mart Stores, what should Morgan State University do in the pre-trial phase?

Group of answer choices

Morgan State University should file a motion for summary judgment arguing that it would not owe the student a duty because the pothole was an open and obvious hazard.

Morgan State University should file a motion for judgment on the pleadings because the statue of limitations for the student's injury has passed.

Morgan State University should bring a disciplinary action against the student.

Morgan State University has a low chance of succeeding and therefore it should negotiate and reach a settlement with the student.