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Marya callais, a citizen of florida, was walking along a busy street in tallahassee, florida, when a large crate flew off a passing truck and hit her, causing numerous injuries. she experienced a great deal of pain and suffering, incurred significant medical expenses, and could not work for six months. she wants to sue the trucking firm for $300,000 in damages. the firm's headquarters are in georgia, although the company does business in florida. in what court might callais bring suit—a florida state court, a georgia state court, or a federal court? what factors might influence her decision? marya callais, a citizen of florida, was walking along a busy street in tallahassee, florida, when a large crate flew off a passing truck and hit her, causing numerous injuries. she experienced a great deal of pain and suffering, incurred significant medical expenses, and could not work for six months. she wants to sue the trucking firm for $300,000 in damages. who is the potential plaintiff in the lawsuit?

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