what are some questions that can be asked for all the parties for the case below? in the Rosie case. Just as if you worked in a law office and were investigating this case for Negligence, and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and also breach of contract.

what are all the things we would we need to know to help our client.

BUTCHERED HAIR BEYOND REPAIR Rosie and Winetta were a mother and daughter hair salon team. They were both experienced beauticians and had been licensed in the business for 42 years collectively -- Rosie (the mother) for 30 years and Winetta (the daughter) for 12 years. Their Hair Salon was called "Hair Beauties." Ever since Winetta was a little girl she admired her mother's artistic ability to take even the most frazzled tresses and create exquisite artistry. Soon after high school Winetta went into beauty school and joined her mother in their very successful shop on Main Street in the bustling business district. So popular were these two beauticians that all the highly paid executives frequented their salon. Their relationship was extremely loving and close. Only Rosie and Winetta worked in the shop. When Winetta was 29 years old she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Following an agonizing struggle, she died. Rosie hired a mortuary company called Mortuary's R Us to handle her daughter's body. She gave strict instructions to the company that she alone would prepare her daughter's hair for the viewing When Rosie arrived to "do" the "do" this one last time and say her intimate good- byes, she was shocked at the sight of her daughter's hair, which had been shaved of completely and a wig put in its place. Also, her daughter's high school ring (with diamond) wass missing. After bursting into tears with her curlers in hand, she ran into the company management office. They contacted the embalmer and he claimed that Winetta's hair was badly knotted and thus he removed it. Rosie claimed she had combed Winetta's hair-out thoroughly just prior to her taking her last breath in the hospital. Rosie has come to us to learn what rights she has, if any. Please analyze and discuss the following A) Was there a breach of contract by the mortuary in failing to honor any fiduciary duties it might have to the corpse and its family B.) Was the mortuary negligent in the handling of the body! C.) Did intentional emotional distress result from the company's actions? D.) Who, if anyone, is responsible for the loss of the high school ring with the diamond in it? E) Please remember to discuss all defenses the company can utilize.BUTCHERED HAIR BEYOND REPAIR Rosie and Winetta were a mother and daughter hair salon team. They were both experienced beauticians and had been licensed in the business for 42 years collectively -- Rosie (the mother) for 30 years and Winetta (the daughter) for 12 years. Their Hair Salon was called "Hair Beauties." Ever since Winetta was a little girl she admired her mother's artistic ability to take even the most frazzled tresses and create exquisite artistry. Soon after high school Winetta went into beauty school and joined her mother in their very successful shop on Main Street in the bustling business district. So popular were these two beauticians that all the highly paid executives frequented their salon. Their relationship was extremely loving and close. Only Rosie and Winetta worked in the shop. When Winetta was 29 years old she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Following an agonizing struggle, she died. Rosie hired a mortuary company called Mortuary's R Us to handle her daughter's body. She gave strict instructions to the company that she alone would prepare her daughter's hair for the viewing When Rosie arrived to "do" the "do" this one last time and say her intimate good- byes, she was shocked at the sight of her daughter's hair, which had been shaved of completely and a wig put in its place. Also, her daughter's high school ring (with diamond) wass missing. After bursting into tears with her curlers in hand, she ran into the company management office. They contacted the embalmer and he claimed that Winetta's hair was badly knotted and thus he removed it. Rosie claimed she had combed Winetta's hair-out thoroughly just prior to her taking her last breath in the hospital. Rosie has come to us to learn what rights she has, if any. Please analyze and discuss the following A) Was there a breach of contract by the mortuary in failing to honor any fiduciary duties it might have to the corpse and its family B.) Was the mortuary negligent in the handling of the body! C.) Did intentional emotional distress result from the company's actions? D.) Who, if anyone, is responsible for the loss of the high school ring with the diamond in it? E) Please remember to discuss all defenses the company can utilize