Alice Smith purchased a toy chest at Target. Once she got home, she carefully followed the instructions provided by the manufacturer, Let's Play!, to assemble the toy chest. The next day, Alice's mother, Alexandra Miller, spent the afternoon playing with her grandchildren in the living room, where the toy chest was located. As she was tidying up, she carefully opened the lid to the toy chest and placed a few small stuffed animals into the chest.As she was doing so, the lid on the toy chest unexpectedly and with great force slammed shut on her arm causing bruises, scrapes and cuts as well as broken bones. Alice Smith hired a respected furniture safety expert who issued a report that the toy chest had a design defect which caused the lid to unexpectedly slam shut making it unreasonably dangerous to the user of the product.

Alexandra Miller sues Target for $100,000 in damages based on a claim of strict product liability. What does Miller have to establish to prove her case of strict product liability against Target?List all the elements she must show to prove her claim.Apply the elements to the facts in the case. Judgment for whom?