Plaintiff drank a carbonated beverage manufactured by Defendant Feelgood Beverages, Inc Plaintiff suffered from a medical condition in which even minor doses of toxic substances caused a severe reaction to plaintiff's colon. The beverage contained a toxin that caused a severe reaction to plaintiff's colon and part of the colon had to be removed. Plaintiff sued Feelgood Beverages, Inc in
negligence. Defendant manufacturer Feelgood:
a. Will likely win because the ensuing result to plaintiff was not proximately caused by Feelgood as the result was unforeseeable.
b. Will likely lose because Plaintiff is an "Eggshell plaintiff.".
c. Will likely win because there is no actual cause.
d. Will likely lose because of the "toxic beverage" rule.
B
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