Overview: Imagine that you are a paralegal in law firm. You have been tasked with drafting the initial memo regarding the case of a new client to the firm, Ms. Baker. After interviewing Ms. Baker, you learned the following: Ms. Baker, a resident of Connecticut, was on road trip to visit the world’s largest ball of twine in Cawker City, Kansas. When she was driving in Kansas, her car was hit from behind by Ms. Smith, a Kansas resident. Unfortunately, Ms. Baker’s car was totaled, she suffered injuries, emotional distress and lost time from work. Her damages exceeded $75,000. The police determined the accident was wholly the faulty of Ms. Smith.Instructions: • Use the attached Memo template. Draft an office memorandum to your supervising attorney in which you answer the following questions: • Can this case be filed in federal court? Why? (HINT: See Diversity Jurisdiction)• Identify and explain the first document that the firm should file in court on behalf of Ms. Baker that will let Ms. Smith know that she is being sued. • Identify what information should be sought in discovery. • Identify and explain witnesses that should be called on behalf of Ms. Baker at trial. • Would ADR be helpful in this case? Why? Requirements: Use APA format for non-legal sources such as the textbook. Use Bluebookcitation format for any legal citations. Submit a Word document using the Memo template. Maximum two pages in length, excluding the Reference page.

The controller at Ranyah Corporation analyzed a proposed equipment purchase for the firm and decided that the investment met all the firm’s criteria regarding payback, net present value, and internal rate of return. Notwithstanding the positive results, top management decided to reject purchase of the machine. Elaborate on why a firm might reject a project even though it satisfies all the capital budgeting analyses.Embed course material concepts, principles, and theories (requires supporting citations) along with at least one scholarly, peer-reviewed reference in supporting your answer.