3. As part of the renovation, Zak's installed high speed revolving doors, capable of handling hundreds of customers an hour. The doors were manufactured by Riskfeward, inc. and sold to Zak's by Store Renovators. On a busy Wednesday afternoon. on a break from work. Anna entered Zak's Department Store. As she was exiting the revolving door, her shoe became stuck in the door. The door's factory installed safety mechanism faiied and the door continued to move quickly, catching Anna in its rotation and knocking her down, causing signicant injuries to her leg and back. Anna sues RiskReward, Inc. under Strict Product Liability, claiming over 51 million in damages from her injuries caused by the doors. In preparing for the lawsuit, Anna's attorneys found that Riskteward had been aware that the safety mechanism sometimes failed but had concluded it was too expensive to fix the issue as the doors had already been delivered to customers. They also discovered that 100 simiiar lawsuits had been led against Riskieward over the past year, based upon injuries similar to those sustained by Anna. A] Please fully discuss Anna's claim of Strict Product Liability against Rislditeward, inc. including what Anna will have to prove to be successful in her lawsuit. B} May Anna sue Store Renovators for Strict Product liability? Explain why or why not. C} May Anna, a New York resident, sue Riskfiieward, Inc., a Massachusetts company, in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York? Explain why or why not