After leaving his first job, the client drove home drunk from a farewell party, accidentally took his coat from his boss, the defendant, and went back to the party. The client was very drunk and his memory was sparse, but when he woke up, he was in the back seat of the defendant's car and the defendant was molesting him with all of his clothes off. The client was so frightened that she got dressed, left the vehicle, went back to her car to get her cell phone, and, still intoxicated and unable to control herself, got back in the defendant's vehicle and drove home. She then mustered up the courage to sue the defendant for quasi-rape. Case Issues ■ The client took a shower the afternoon of the incident, and evidence was not preserved. During the investigation, the accused stated that the entire sexual intercourse was consensual, but then changed his story at trial, stating that there was only groping without actual penetration. The question was whether penetration occurred on the day of the incident and whether quasi-rape could be established.