Consider the following scenario: ACME, Inc. accidentally over sprayed an orchard it was treating. Some of the insecticide chemicals drifted nearby and landed atop a huge leaf pile that Mr. Ned was burning. The chemicals were highly flammable and they caused the fire to burn out of control. A large grass fire ensued. A strong wind then blew the smoke from the grass fire clear across town, thereby causing a traffic jam. As a result of the traffic jam, Ace's Trucking Company lost a shipping job because its truck was unable to pick up its freight. Can Ace's Trucking Company successfully sue ACME, Inc. for negligence?

Question 3 options:

No, because there is no strong connection between ACME Inc.'s actions and Ace's Truck Company's loss of business.

Yes, because ACME, Inc. over sprayed the field, which caused the chemicals to land atop the burning leaf pile.

No, because it was Mr. Ned's responsibility to monitor and control the burning pile of leaves.

Yes, because the chemicals sprayed by ACME, Inc. were highly flammable, and they caused the fire to burn out of control.