Question1

Della is driving along the road when a runny nose began. She stretches his hand to the floor of the passenger seat to get a tissue, and her car enters the path of gasoline truck beyond the center line. The truck will turn the direction to avoid collisions and spray the walls and leaks. As gasoline pouring out, it flows into a city public water supply and triggers an environmental purge of $ 1 million. The city sue Della to recover her environmental purification costs. Discuss the possible conclusions of Della's legal situations and lawsuits.

Question2

A recent real story: aman has been accused of coughing on a food store employee and telling the woman he hasthe coronavirus. The woman was concerned that the man was standing too close to her and an open display of prepared food, so she asked him to step back as she covered the food. Instead, he stepped forward, leaned toward her and purposely coughed, then laughed and said he was infected with the virus. If the woman wants to sue the man in court in a tort lawsuit, what would you think would be the best way for her to proceed?