29. Brenda filed suit against her insurance company for deceptive trade practices. She seeks $5,000 in damages; $12,000 formental anguish; and $10,000 for attorney fees. Her insurance company countersues for slander and seeks $10,000. If thecourt awards both parties what they are asking, how much would Brenda receive in most jurisdictions?a. $10,000ob. $17,000OC. $28,000Od. $30,000

Solution:Excess amount that will be received by Brenda will be the difference of the amount rewarded…

Answered: 29. Brenda filed suit against her…

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