You have been working for Attorney Files for a few weeks now. You have worked on some cases that were being wrapped up for a prior attorney who left the firm. You have found a number of forms and checklists available at the firm. However, you and Attorney Files believe some of the forms are likely outdated or do not fully meet the requirements you feel are necessary to thoroughly review a new case and prepare a case for trial. In your third week on the job, you receive the following email from Attorney Files. Please review the following email and the prompts below it. Confidential Email To: Ima Paralegal (You) From: Will Files, Esq. Re: New Client Dear Ima, I am excited to inform you that we have been assigned our first client for an intake interview. If we recommend that the firm accept this client, we will be assigned the case to prepare for negotiations, settlement, or trial. The case seems straightforward at first, but I think there might be more to it than it seems. The potential client, Kenny Collects, told the intake staff that he was shopping at Pat's Pets, a pet store located in a strip mall just outside of downtown Capital City. Mr. Collects states that he went there for an adoption event sponsored by the local animal shelter, hoping to adopt a new cat or kitten. Mr. Collects told someone at the store that he was there to see the cats and was directed to a closed door that opened to a room filled with a large number of cats available for adoption. Disappointed to find there were no kittens available, Mr. Collects started playing with a number of adult cats to see if any had a personality suitable to him. He found an unusual-looking cat in a corner, hiding, and felt drawn to it. It seemed shy and crawled under a low bench. Now feeling sorry for the cat, he leaned his face down to make sure it was okay. The cat immediately leapt from the hiding place and violently attacked Mr. Collects\" face, scratching his eye, nose, mouth, and cheeks. The wounds were significant, and our potential client's wounds became infected, causing permanent scarring and partial vision loss in one eye. Mr. Collects would like to sue Pat's Pets for negligence in not ensuring a safe environment for the adoption event. As you know, I have some concerns about our firm's intake checklist, so I would like to create a new set of intake questions before our meeting with the client. Please prepare an intraoffice memo for me with new questions for this client, with a section for pre-event background information, questions about the event itself, and post-event questions that we can use to create our own checklist for this and future cases. Be sure that the questions are not generic but address the specific issues presented by this case. Make an intra-office memo addressed to the attorney from you. This memo will include intake questions for this Tort Case.i' 1. Begin the memo by briefly summarizing the client history and what the attorney asked you to prepare. 2. Compose a set of interview questions in three parts to prepare for this client interview, with the following three sections: o 10 background questions o 10 event questions o 10 post-event questions 3. Complete the memo with a conclusion