1. Frank and Lynns car was struck by a drunk driver who ran a red light. Lynn suffered injuries requiring hospitalization. Frank was killed in the accident. Lynns hospital bill was $30,000. She missed six weeks of work and lost $20,000 of work earnings. Six months after the accident, Lynn is still experiencing pain in her neck and lower back. The drunk driver did not have a valid drivers license. His license was suspended due to a prior driving while intoxicated conviction. The drunk driver was charged with running a red light, speeding, and driving under the influence of alcohol. Lynn sued the other driver.

a. Lynn won the lawsuit because the other driver was found to have been negligent. Explain how the four-part test of whether an act is negligent was satisfied in this particular case. Cite each part of the test and note how it was satisfied.