Victoria opened up a premier interior designs downtown about 4 months ago. Business has been doing well having a small profit. Brenda a potential client walked in and after 2 hours finally got her interior design when Brenda Ballard at the price Brenda said "all you are doing is picking out colors and placing funtuire my 4 year old can do that" Victoria calmly explains that this was only the initial meeting and that is going to be more work involved and she works with the best suppliers. Brenda walked out of the meeting bought he paint herself and put the room together from what she remembered Victoria put together. The room did not turn out as expected the colors seemed "off" and the furnishings didn't look right and the spaces were cramped she was very up happy. Brenda deced to vent to yelp.com and said "I initially hired Victoria to redo my living room. She spent just two hours designing thecharged me. The worst part the room looks terribile ! It's too cramped and color she recommended started chipping and now looks like a disaster. The only premier about this place is the price and her ego. Because she was rude to boot,yelling at me when I disagreed with her about something stay far away from this place" since posting Victoria noticed more people asking about that experience and business started to decline to where she was barely covering her costs. She wasn't a to pursue legal action, but she's not sure where to start. explain in detail what lawsuit maybe be available out for Victoria, whether or not her situation meets criteria required for the lawsuit, and whether there may be any potential defense available to Brenda to win the lawsuit against her

rinlc _, on Victoria has been able to cover the cost of the business with a small prot for herself. Brenda, a potential client walked in and after 2 hours of going over the colors and layout of a living room they nally got to the cost of the design when Brenda balked at the price. Brenda said, \"All you are doing is picking out colors and placing furniture like lego pieces, my 4 year old can do that, it should be half of that cost!\" Victoria calmly explained that this was only the initial meeting and that much more work would be required, including a personal visit to the home to insure everything was in order. She also explained that minor shades in colors could make a huge difference, that she worked with the best suppliers, and that her touches would be \"timeless." Brenda walked out of the meeting, bought the paint colors herself, and put the room together from "what she remembered\" in the meeting with Victoria. The room did not turn out as expected. The colors seemed "oft\" to Brenda, the furnishings didn't look quite right, the spaces seemed cramped, and she was very unhappy. , Brenda decided to vent her frustration and went to Yelp.com, a site with customer reviews, to warn other customers. She wrote the following: \"I initially hired Victoria to redo my living room. She spentjust two hours designing the room and then over charged me. The worst part, the room looks terrible! it's too cramped in some places and too open in others. The color she recommended started chipping and now it just looks like a disaster. The only thing "premiere\" about this place is the price and her ego, because was rude to boot, yelling at me when l disagreed with her about something. Stay faraway from this place" Since the posting, Victoria noticed more people asking about that experience and business started to decline to where she was barely covering her costs. She wants to pursue legal action, but she is not sure where to start. Explain in detail what lawsuit may be available to Victoria, whether or not her situation meets the criteria required for the lawsuit, and whether there may be any potential defense available to Brenda to win the lawsuit against her. (100 . points)