To: Student-Associate From: Professor-Partner Pelligrino Re: Part V. Donner Date: August 29, 2017 Thank you for your work on behalf of Ms. Patt. Your legal research on her Federal Fair Housing Act claim (Case File, pages 37 and El?)1 was superb. Another student-associate drafted a portion of Ms. Patt's complaint which can be found in the Case File, pages 39- 43. An electronic version of this complaint, entitled \"Patt v. Donner Draft Complaint,\" is on line on TWEN under Course Materials. I would like you to nish the draft complaint and be prepared to explain your work to Ms. Patt. In particular, I would like you to do the following tasks: 1. Finish drafting the complaint. Specifically, download the electronic version of the complaint onto your computer (to keep the numbered pleading paper) and: Finish drafting the \"Statement of Facts\" (also known as the \"Statement of the Claim\"). This means, starting with Paragraph 8 (and using as many additional numbered paragraphs as needed), allege whatever additional facts, if any, you deem necessary. Add and change paragraph numbering as necessary. b. Draft \"Count 1,\" P's claim for a violation of the Fair Housing Act. This is a missing section starting at paragraph 16. This section should establish a short and plain statement of the prima facie claim as required by Rule 8. You can begin with a clear heading, followed by what is numbered as Paragraph 16 in the electronic version of the complaint. Add and change paragraph numbering as necessary. 2. Prepare a draft email to our client, Ms. Patt, in which you explain the purpose of the complaint. It is important that Ms. Patt understand what we are filing and why. Address the email to Ms. Patt and please briefly (about one page or less) explain to her the purposes of the following portions of the complaint as it is drafted in the Case File (use the complaint in the book, Patt v. Donner; instead of the electronic version of the complaint so that it is clear what is referenced below): 1 All page references are to the Patt v. Donner hook