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Questiоn 2 – 9 Pоints Superb Cleаners is in the business оf providing residentiаl home cleаning services throughout the city of Madison. Superb hires cleaners who Superb regularly sends into its customers’ homes to provide home cleaning services. Superb was hiring employees and interviewed Alexander Sampson as a potential home cleaner. A state statute requires that in order to protect the safety of the general public, all businesses hiring employees that are likely to perform services in residential homes must perform a state criminal background check prior to hiring the employee. The purpose of this statute is to prevent employers from hiring dangerous criminals for jobs where the employee is likely to have access to customers in their private homes. Superb did not ask Alexander Sampson whether he had a criminal background and did not run a criminal background check. In fact, Alexander Sampson had two convictions for aggravated assault and breaking and entering into people’s homes. Had Superb performed a state criminal background check it would have discovered the two prior convictions and it would not have hired Alexander Sampson. Superb did hire Alexander Sampson as a home cleaner. Three months into his job at Superb, Alexander Sampson was assigned to clean the home of Dolly Paul. While inside Dolly Paul’s home, Alexander Sampson attacked Dolly Paul and stole several items from her home. Dolly Paul was seriously injured as a result of Alexander Sampson’s attack. Dolly Paul has sued Superb claiming that it was negligent in the manner in which it conducted the interview process and in hiring Alexander Sampson. Required - 9 Points: Will Dolly Paul prevail in her negligence lawsuit against Superb? In separately lettered or numbered paragraphs, discuss the elements of Dolly Paul’s negligence action against Superb. DO NOT discuss any claims that Dolly Paul may have against Alexander Sampson directly and DO NOT discuss in response to this question whether Dolly Paul may assert the doctrine of negligence per se against Superb.