While ice-skating on a rink operated by Casino Arena Attractions, Inc. (Casino) (defendant), Meistrich (plaintiff) became injured after he fell. There was evidence that on the day of the incident Casino had prepared the ice in a manner that made it too hard and too slippery. However, Meistrich was aware that his skates slipped on turns and yet he remained on the ice and skated until he fell. Meistrich sued Casino for negligence. After a jury trial, the court instructed the jury that if Meistrich knew, or reasonably should have known of the risk or falling and becoming injured, then he assumed the risk and could not recover damages. The jury found for Casino and Meistrich appealed. The appellate division reversed finding the trial court erred in giving its instruction regarding assumption of the risk. The New Jersey Supreme Court granted Casino's petition for certification. Reference https://www.quimbee.com/cases/meistrich-v-casino-arena-attractions-inc Question: Identify the main issues/purpose of the case Analyze the issues of the case Communicate the case decision/outcome Communicate outcomes, recommendations, and/or strategies that may differ if the case was heard today (how would the law apply differently now, what would you have done differently, if nothing then why?) Communicate what changes management could make to avoid the issue happening again in the future Present your arguments on behalf of the plaintiff and defendant.Prepare your case study by formulating your most compelling arguments based on how the law affects the hospitality industry for each side of the case. What are some of the liability risks that pertain to different areas of a casino? How does a casino keeper provide a safe facility for all persons, those being accommodated, those working in the facility, and those passing through? How do we implement procedures that reduce risk to injury and liability to accommodation operators? What liability is associated with hosting recreational events and activities What is our duty to persons participating in the events and activities we host? What can managers in the hospitality industry do to reduce liability and risk i these situations? 1.What is a duty of care and who do we owe this duty to? Identify to whom a duty of care will be owed What needs to be considered regarding safety of guests? Staff? What issues do you anticipate possibly occurring? What measures are being planned to reduce the risk of issues occuring? What training will be necessary for staff? Who will be where during the event and what are their responsibilities? If an issue arises during the event, what is the procedure to deal with it? List the 4 elements of negligence and determine if negligence has occurred in this situation by discussing each of the elements