Business, 18.03.2021 23:40 jeremiaht7

QUESTION 3: Jenna is the owner and president of ABC Restaurant. Boss Company employs Jake, a chef. Jake also is a freelance chef. Jake is hired by Tatiana individually to cater her wedding as a freelance job, and writes her deposit check of $5,000 payable to "Jake." Jake uses the ABC Restaurant refrigerators without telling them to store the meat for use at Tatiana’s wedding. The night before the wedding, the power goes out at ABC Restaurant and all of its refrigerators’ contents go bad. Jake is unable to provide Tatiana with the catered food agreed to as a result. Tatiana sues Jake and ABC Restaurant for monetary damages as a result of having to pay elevated and higher prices to find a last-minute caterer for her wedding. 1) Does Tatiana have a valid lawsuit against Jake? 2) Explain what legal theories she might sue him under and whether you think she might win, making sure to discuss how the elements of such a lawsuit might be met. 3) Does Tatian have a lawsuit against ABC Restaurant? 4) Explain what legal theories might apply to support whether or not she might have a lawsuit against ABC Restaurant.

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