Casestudy:

New Age musician, JYZ, creator of the contrapuntal innovation that carries her name, and her chief drummer, JBC "The Banging Huang," have formed a music producing and distribution company, called J&J. They were formerly classmates at FAST University. J and J also acquired computer skills at FAST. It was therefore perhaps inevitable that they would jump on the Internet and combine their musical talents with their programming talents, to launch a new e-product. One of their innovations is a software package that facilitates composition and on-line distribution of various kinds of music. The software is marketed under the trademark, "Can&String." Their first customer is Renaissance composer, Jazz-Muzik. Unfortunately for Jazz, his copy of Can&String contains a particularly malicious computer virus strain that corrupts his hard disk and erases two years of work, including a major new symphony he had planned to release at the upcoming EID Festival. To say that Jazz is deeply annoyed is an understatement. Not only has he lost the fruit of his dedicated labors, but his reputation has suffered irreparable harm. Unbelievably and distressingly, a story in the News had even mockingly referred to him as the "composer of the Unbegun Symphony." He decides to sue J&J under product liability law, for producing and marketing a defective product.

Q: Analyze the strength of Jazz' case in detail. Moreover, also discuss the standing of J&J.