Marc intends to sue Colleen for negligence. As a general rule, absent any unusual circumstances, Marc will not win unless he can prove to the court on the balance of probabilities that what he alleges about Colleen's actions is true.

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In negligence cases, the plaintiff (Marc, in this case) must prove on the balance of probabilities that the defendant (Colleen) acted negligently, causing harm. This means Marc must show it is more likely than not that Colleen's actions were negligent and led to his damages.

Marc Intends to Sue Colleen for Negligence