Need help with a memo brief (law). Has to be up to 8-12 pages (not more than). I will add the scenario below. Paper needs to have: a question presented, brief answer, statement of facts, discussion section (roadmap paragraph + analysis [IRAC]). Needs to have proper legal citation and writing. This is legal writing so there is no need for a front page or reference page.

INFO: Please draft a memorandum addressing whether a court is likely to grant summary judgment in favor of Sid’s Sandwiches. Base your memorandum on the questions that I identified below. In drafting the memorandum, you should assume that the information I have obtained from Ms. Denzo, Officer Espinoza, and the police report is true and could be proven in court. For now, I’d like to focus on only the narrow questions I’ve asked here; please do not consider other questions like proximate cause, damages, or anything else that I have not mentioned.

scenario:

Our firm represents Sid’s Sandwiches, Inc., a local counter-service café and bake shop. Sid’s is owned by Daniela Denzo. Ms. Denzo called me last week because she has been sued by Paxton Potter.Potter was attacked and robbed in the storeroom of Sid’s last month, and now seeks damages for negligence in connection with the attack. I met with Ms. Denzo a few days ago so that she could give me more information.

After I met with Ms. Denzo, I met with Officer Luisa Espinoza from the Dolphin Bay Police Department (DBPD). Officer Espinoza gave me some background information about the neighborhood where Sid’s is located, and she provided me with the police report from the attack on Mr. Potter. I’m attaching my notes from my conversation with Ms. Denzo, the narrative portion of the police report, and the information that I received from Officer Espinoza, to this memo.

I have reviewed Mr. Potter’s Complaint, which was filed in Florida’s 21st Judicial Circuit. Mr. Potter alleges only one count against Sid’s: Negligence.His theory is that Sid’s failed to satisfy its duty of care toward a business invitee. Based on a quick review, I think that we may be able get the Complaint dismissed on summary judgment by showing that Mr. Potter was not a business invitee or, even if he was, that no reasonable jury could find that the attack was reasonably foreseeable. Before I talk to Ms. Denzo again, though, I want to have a better idea about our chances of success. Accordingly, please research whether a court is likely to grant summary judgment to Sid’s Sandwiches. To answer this question, you should focus on the following two questions:

• 1) Was Mr. Potter a business invitee?
• 2) If he was a business invitee, was the attack reasonably foreseeable?