Peninsula Wind Designs manufactures desk, window, and ceiling fans. Bob, a homeowner, purchases and installs a ceiling fan in his home. While installing the fan, Bob notices that the screws that attach the blade to the fan appear to be too small for the holes. He installs the fan and decides to test it out. While he is testing out the fan, one of the blades flies off and strikes him in the head, causing a traumatic brain injury. The ambulance arrives and takes him to the hospital where he receives medical care and treatment for which he incurs substantial medical bills.

What are the claims Bob can bring against Peninsula? (3 points)

For each claim, what are the elements Bob must prove in order to prevail? (3 points)

For each claim, what are the facts that support Bob? (4 points)