CRITICAL INCIDENT ANALYSIS In this assignment, you will use the CapraTek Key Employee Interviews [DOCX] to analyze the transcript of interviews with five key CapraTek employees and write a memorandum in narrative form addressing the following for each of the wrongful death complaints. Identify actions, errors, and omissions that may have contributed to the five wrongful death complaints; assign each action, error, or omission to the individual(s) involved. Analyze potential legal liabilities to the company resulting from the incident supported by references to the legislation, order, or recommendation involved. Refer to the specific U.S. law, regulation, recommendation, or order involved. Assess the severity of the legal risk for each complaint, including a summary of the plaintiffs case and potential defenses against each claim. Address the severity of potential legal liability. Summarize the plaintiffs potential case. Describe any defenses CapraTek might be able to assert to avoid liability. Identify any unanswered questions and additional individuals to be interviewed, with a rationale for each choice. Evaluate the skills of the interviewer, including selection of key employees interviewed, facts gathered, thoroughness of interview questions, confidentiality of the interview transcript, and any omissions by the interviewer. Indicate what, if anything, you believe the interviewer left out that should have been included, or that they included that should have been left out. Explain confidentiality and privilege considerations for the interview transcript, addressing protections for both the company and the interviewed employees. If this transcript were obtained by a plaintiffs attorney, could it be used at trial against the wishes of CapraTek? For the interviewed employees, what are the limits of confidentiality that protects them? Convey purpose, in an appropriate tone and style, by incorporating supporting evidence and adhering to organizational, professional, and scholarly writing standards. Memorandum should be concise, well organized, and written in narrative form.
