Business, 11.11.2021 14:00 21brooklynmartin

1. Tessa bought a window fan at an estate sale and secured it in an open window at her home. About a week later, a fan blade came loose, knocked the protective shield
off of the fan, and hit Tessa in the head and arm. Tessa had to have surgery to repair
the damage to her arm and is still having headaches three months after the incident.
a. Because she is still having headaches, would Tessa likely win a malpractice claim
against the doctor who performed her surgery? Explain why or why not. (1 point)

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