SOLVE using IRAC method please!

Bickle's Cab Company owns and operates a fleet of taxis. Last autumn, one of its cars was involved in an unfortu- nate incident. The driver almost ran into Jody DeNiro, a bike courier, as she emerged from an alleyway. Although DeNiro was entirely at fault for that near-accident, she was the one who became furious. She kicked the taxi's door repeatedly before being restrained by a passerby. The dam- age to the car consisted of a large dent and scraped paint. Bickle's Cab Co then parked the damaged vehicle in an outdoor lot for the winter. When it re-examined the car in the spring, it found extensive rust damage. That dam- age would not have occurred if the car had been promptly repaired. It is clear that DeNiro intentionally interfered with the car. There is, however, a disagreement regarding the amount of compensation that she will have to pay. The evidence indicates a number of things. Immediately before the accident, the car was worth $7000. Immediately after the accident, the car was worth $5000. The cost of repairs at that time would have been $3000. Because of the rust damage, the car is now worth $2000. It would now cost $6000 to fully repair it. A new car of the same model can be purchased for $15 000. How much is Bickle's Cab Co entitled to receive?