2-2. Through the discovery process, you obtain all the employee time sheets from the Hospital, but you have no proof as to what happened in Nandy’ operating room. In defense, the Hospital (1) presents evidence and expert testimonies showing that Nandy took every step of the surgery strictly in compliance with medical custom and therefore free of fault. Also, the defendants argue that, (2) even if they were negligent, Sickal was contributorily negligent in requesting Nandy to perform the surgery. The Hospital’s lawyer now moves to dismiss your case on summary judgment. Discuss what arguments against (1) and (2) you might have to save your case from a summary judgment. (20%)