Harry was driving 50 mph on a country road with the speed limit of 30 mph.In an effort to avoid a collision with Larry;a young boy who was riding his bike in the middle of the road, Harry swerved his car losing control and crashing into a tree instead.As a result, Harry's carcaught fire.Sally; a passing pedestrian, rushed to save Harry and sustained burns of her own as she dragged Harry from the car.Then, while Sally was in the hospitalfor burn treatment, an inexperienced nurse applied the wrong ointment to her wounds, causing her permanent disfigurement. She is now unable to work, due to her emotional anxiety about her appearance.Larry is traumatized by the events and now refuses to leave the house or ride his bicycle.His grandmother, who witnessed the near collision of her grandchild with the care, is seriously depressed.Discuss the possible tort causes of action for each person:Harry,Larry,Sallyandthe grandmother.

Your response must consider the elements ofnegligenceto includeduty, breach, causationand the defense ofassumption of risk.