Joe Doe, your supervising attorney, has numerous cases piling up, and a family vacation planned this week. He has been very pleased with your work at the firm, and thinks you are up to the task of finishing a Motion to Dismiss on the John Smith case. John Smith was accused of defamation by Betty Boop. Her Complaint filed against Mr. Smith is attached here. Joe Doe has prepared the basics of the motion he would like to file. The client is upset by the whole case and would like it dismissed--he claims he didn't "defame" anyone. Mr. Smith made one comment during a private phone call to his wife. Mr. Doe has informed you that Texarkana follows the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. He has included some citations to the law, but hasn't had time to finish the motion. He has asked you to complete the statement of facts portion of the motion, as well as ensure the entire motion is free of spelling and grammatical errors, and is structured appropriately (he has a habit of going from single spacing to double and such). The firm has a practice of citing to information from the complaint, throughout a motion to dismiss, by placing the following after any sentence containing facts from the Complaint: (Complaint at ¶_). Instead of the underscore, you should insert the paragraph number corresponding to the fact from the complaint. Mr. Doe has also requested you double check to be sure all of his citations have not been overturned, and correct the citations highlighted--he can't recall the missing information. He forgot to add a certificate of service, which he hopes you can quickly add in as well. You should be able to find a sample of the firm's preferred structure for a certificate of service in the Answer you drafted for Abel, last week. He hopes your edits will result in a motion that is ready for his signature, so that the motion can be filed by the deadline with no issues. Here is his initial draft.

This assignment requires students to analyse a case relevant to the evolving social media efforts of West Jet.Prepare a 1000 words report (12-point font, double spaced not including the title page or reference page), that addresses the following questions:How has WestJet’s social media efforts evolved over time and assisted with being a corporate voice and customer relations platform?Should Bartem and Hounslow opt to launch WestJet channels on Snapchat or Pinterest? NOTE: Research each platform and determine how well each could serve WestJet’s corporate voice and be consistent with its current branding.Research and describe one interesting new social media platform that is on the horizon (less than two years old). Should WestJet be actively exploring new arrivals like this new service or waiting until a platform is popular and proven before investing in it? What best fits WestJet’s short and long term social media goals? What is the criteria for success?What best fits WestJet’s short and long term social media goals? What is the criteria for success?What decision option best fits WestJet’s decision criteria and can be sustainable in the short and long term within the economic constraints provided in the case?With a budget allowance of $0 CAD, will WestJet be able to build a serious presence on its selected new social media platforms while maintaining its existing ones? Serious can be defined as adding value to revenue generation, customer service, and brand engagement goals (i.e. through social media platform selection and the respective roll out plan, how can this strategy/adoption of a new platform pay for itself)

How Logos Use Visual Communication 300 words for each pictureImage courtesy of: Starbucks logoImage courtesy of: Walt Disney Pictures logo for both the logos above address the following points using the content from Module 6: please separate answer the same questions for both just separate eachDescribe the semiotic/symbolic visual elements in the logo design.Discuss why having visual symbolic and iconic communication in a logo may be a good strategy to communicate visually with your targeted audience.Discuss why drastically changing the visual elements in an established and successful logo such as Disney, Apple, or Nike, would have a negative effect on the emotion-based trust relationship clients have with the company.