The plaintiff, a resident of Michigan, is suing a restaurant located in California for injuries sustained when a light fixture fell and cut the plaintiff's arm while visiting the restaurant in California. The lawsuit seeks over $1 million in damages for medical expenses, lost wages, permanent damage, and pain and suffering. The document discusses jurisdiction and where the lawsuit could potentially be heard, including the federal court in San Francisco or Cincinnati, or the California superior court, as the incident occurred in California where the defendant is located.

5. California superior court Federal court in San Francisco, California or Cincinnati, Ohio (Michigan’s nearest federal court)

6. 1 . Where can the lawsuit can be heard? - The lawsuit should be brought to the court of territory at which defendant resides. - The people concerned can negotiate themselves to transfer the lawsuit to the court of territory at which plaintiff resides. The negotiate documents are required. (Civil Procedural Law 2004, Title 1, Chapter III, section 1, § 35). 2. Vietnamese court decisions: Defendant has the responsibility to pay plaintiff damages . (Civil Law 2005, Part 3, Chapter XXI, section 1, § 605, 607, 609) Some noticeable points: - The maximum damages if the two parties can not negotiate is 30 time the minimum wage. - Time to sue is maximum 2 years from the day of damage. 3. Insurance – a considerable solution for defendant in accident lawsuits (Civil Law 2005, Part 3, Chapter XXVIII, section 11, § 580)