Please help to answer the following case and give detailed explanation for 2 questions.

Business Decision 2.1 Judgment Debts and the Decision to Sue Your company sells ebooks over the Internet. The business was recently of his life, he is also very knowledgeable about computers. brought to a standstill for three days as a result of a computer intru- He has threatened to "create as much trouble as possible" sion. The total cost of that incident, including the loss of sales and the if he is sued. expense involved in repairing your equipment, is about $750 000. After some investigation, you discovered that, as is common in this type of Parents are generally not liable for their children's behaviour. situation, the culprit was a high-school student. The student lives with Consequently, although the student was living at home when he his parents in Whitehorse. disrupted your company's computer system, he is the only person Further investigation and a brief discussion with your lawyer your company can sue. You could not bring an action against the revealed additional information: boy's mother or father. The cases consistently say that the perpetrator in this type of situa- tion is legally responsible for the damage that has been caused. Questions for Discussion This type of litigation tends to be quite expensive because of the 1. Should you sue the boy? technical nature of the evidence. Furthermore, you have learned 2. From a risk management perspective, what is the major argument that while the boy is remarkably lazy and unlikely to make much against doing so