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Write the short paragraph for the summary Hi please follow my professor’s instruction:There is a case that i will attach it and what you need to do is :please write the short paragraph for the summary, and the most important part is the key issues, and bring some question at the endSummary of case, key issues, questions which is these three steps2. Read the case and prepare a summary of the main facts in the case. You can use a simple bullet outline or numbered outline to organize your facts. The idea is to have the key facts at your fingertips so you can know what facts are available and so you can recall them quickly during a discussion. For example, below are three facts from the case.3. List the key issues or requirements in this case? A good place to start is at the “Required” section at the end of the case. Using this as a start, you can identify additional problems or issues you need to address.4. Bring to class a list of help needed questions that will allow you to develop the answers to the questions or requirements in this case. For example, there may be a contract issue in the case. You may not know exactly what a legal “contract” is. If so, come to the class with a list of such questions. Some sample questions:NOTE: The coaching or help session will not a

ddress questions pertaining to core concepts from the lower division core. You have previously studied these concepts. Also, do not ask questions about facts that are missing in the case. The instructor does not know any more than what is given in the case and he or she cannot make up facts that the case writer did not provide.hello, that’s it, please focus on the key issues part, thank you, i attached coaching slide for the case i think it can help you about key issues part Answer Preview………….Peggy Lee and Walt Disney entered into a contract on the production of films based on the standards available in the film industry in the 1950s. The agreement was forward-looking enough as it highlighted the potential that the parties would have the opportunity to share revenue from the distribution of the work based on future technology. However, the contract was not clear enough on the basis using which the parties would share revenue, as compensation for Lee’s contribution, and Disney’s expenses for the production and distribution of the work of art. Lee sued the company later on for 12.5% of profits earned from sale and distribution of new technology from the company in the form of cassettes. Disney disputed the argument……………APA 529 words
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