A pedestrian crosses a road wearing dark glasses, listening to Keith Urban through his headphones, and generally not paying attention. He is hit by a driver who was distracted by the family pet sitting on thedriver's lap in the front seat- a basset hound that would not stop howling.Do we have a tort? What would be the basis of Keith's claim? Is there anything the driver of the car can say in response? What would be a reasonable outcome in this case? Defend your answer by showing youfully understand the potential legal issues here.

QUESTION 1 8 points Save Answer A pedestrian crosses a road wearing dark glasses, listening to Keith Urban through his headphones, and generally not paying attention. He is hit by a driver who was distracted by the family pet sitting on the driver's lap in the front seat- a basset hound that would not stop howling. Do we have a tort? What would be the basis of Keith's claim? Is there anything the driver of the car can say in response? What would be a reasonable outcome in this case? Defend your answer by showing you fully understand the potential legal issues here. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIUS Paragraph Arial 10pt Ev Ev v v E E E ... X2 X2 - + X EXE O Ky