Treyvan's Tavern continued sewing Phil beer after he became obviously drunk. The bartender escorted Phil to a taxi, helped him to get into it, and gave the taxi driver Phil's address and told him to take Phil home. When he got home, Phil was feeling nauseous. He got out of the taxi and instead of going into his house he wandered off down the street and fell into the path of an oncoming car. The car hit him and then swerved into a pole injuring the driver of the car. Which of the following is true? The tavern is not liable for either person's injury, The tavern is only liable for Phil's injuries. The tavern is liable only for the drivei's injuries. The tavern is liable for injuries to both Phil and the driver. On July 8, 2021, Fabiano ordered his favourite cold brew coffee and was moving to the counter to await his drink when, while checking his text messages, he bumped into a table and fell, face-rst, on to the oor. While falling, his face struck the edge of the table. While somewhat shaken, he did not cut himself or appear to have broken anything. He did have a bruised ego though. Three months later, without any reason, he started experiencing acute pain in his cheekbone, On October 7, 2021, he visited his doctor who had x-rays taken, The imaging showed that he had a fracture in his cheekbone. The doctor believed that a persistent summer cold, causing congestion and the need for Fabiano to blow his nose frequently, worsened the fracture that he most likely obtained when his face hit the table back in July. Fabiano has decided to start an action against the coffee shop for breaching their duty of care owed to him due to the arrangement of the tables so close to the counter. With regard to his lawsuit. a. Fabiano can not start a lawsuit because he was contributorily negligent b, Fabiano must start his lawsuit by October 8, 2023 c, Fabiano must start his lawsuit by July 8, 2022 d, Fabiano must start his lawsuit by July 8, 2023 Aggravated damages compensate a plaintiff for: a. harm that was rendered more serious by the defendant's unusual carelessness, recklessness, or unwillingness to take normal precautions b_callousness or malice motivating the defendant's actions c. an injury that is permanent rather than temporary d_ harm that ows from a second defendant's actions that made the harm to the plaintiff worse