Portable Electric Inc. has a contract with WeSolve Manufacturing Solutions Incorporated ("WeSolve"). Both companies are based on BC Under the contract, Wesolve manufactures the portable electricity generators that Portable Electric Inc develops so that Portable Electric Inc. can then sell them to retailers and, through its online operations to end-users Portable Electric Inc. and WeSolve have been in business together for 10 years and so far have had an excellent working relationship Portable Electric Inc. is WeSolve's biggest client Before establishing their relationship with WeSolve, Portable Electric Inc. worked with a variety of other manufactures but very few were able to successfully manufacture the prototype. Of those that were available. WeSolve was the only local company that was successfully able to do so. WeSalve was supposed to have a new prototype manufactured and delivered to a recent trade show but supply acquisition, due to Covid-19 delayed its completion and the prototype was not ready in time for the trade show Portable Electric Inc. likely lost the opportunity to attract a number of sales contracts as a result. As such, Portable Electric Inc. feels that WeSolve should compensate it for some of its loss of business and the delayed supply of the new prototype it Portable Electric Inc. were to sue Wesolve, what court and jurisdiction should they start their action in, and would be the legal procedure for commencing a lawsuit Se specific in terms of necessary documents, timelines, etc. What do you think the likelihood of Portable Electric Inc's success would be and if they were successful, what sort of compensation would they receive? What would have been a better alternative to a civil litigation claim and why? Se specific Grades will be assessed based on the accuracy and fullness of your answers, as well as grammar and speling, Please do not copy and paste answers from the text or you will receive a grade of zero. Answers must be in your own words. All assignments are due on Sunday at 2pm. Late submissions will be subject to -10%) for every hour or portion thereof delayed unless an extension has been granted in advance