Read through the hypothetical. Think about Terry Randall's legal status: trespasser, licensee, or invitee at the time the accident occurred. Based on this, think about whether General Hospital has any liability toward Terry Randall in this case. What questions are unanswered by this hypo that you would need to find out in order to determine P's status? Based on the hypo & its unanswered questions, draft Interrogatories (ROGS) on the case. You work for the defendant's attorney's office & are drafting the ROGS to the P. Recall that ROGS are designed to uncover evidence. So, your questions should be geared towards determining P's status in this case (trespasser, licensee, invitee). There are some sample questions in the attached ROGS form; however, these are there to provide you with proper form for your questions. You can leave these sample ROGS in your submission but they will not count as your final product. Instead of using the attached form, you may also use ProDoc, if you are familiar/comfortable with the program.See http://www.paralegal.edu/prodocLinks to an external site. This is your time to "think like a paralegal." Come up with questions (at least 7) that you think need to be answered in order for your attorney to uncover all likely evidence in this case (for example, "was the bush easily perceptible when passing by it"). Remember, according to the rules, there is a limit to the number of interrogatories you are allowed (again, recall our discussion about interrogatories in ch 2). Case info: Terry Randall v. General Hospital. Cause # is 456123 & case was filed in the Harris County Civil Court at Law #2. Be sure to fill out the caption at the top of the ROGS with this info. This will be your 1st set of interrogatories to the P. Make sure to fill out the info in any italicized form. Attorney info: P attorney, Lana Who, TBA# 56478329, 6203 Bird Ln, Houston, TX 77057, 281/555-9000, 281/555-9110 fax. D attorney, Andrew Solomon, TBA#43290746, 4305 Goodbar, Houston, TX 77002, 713/555-5000, 713/555-5500 fax.