Scenario: Your client, Mary Jones, has come into the office after a car accident. The client admits to putting on mascara as she was driving because she was late to work. You are to prepare a memo to your supervising attorney, Jane Doe, outlining what Mary might recover in the case. Mary has $100,000 in damages. You are thinking Mary might be 20 percent at fault in this case.

Assignment Question: How would you create a legal memorandum includingLi v. Yellow Cab Companyout of California as a reference case, and with an outline of what Mary could receive under contributory negligence and under comparative negligence in the state of Florida? With also included in the memo the collateral source rule and subrogation information for the state of Florida?