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Please analyze Frazier's product liability lawsuit against Hydraplastic by addressing each of the following in your post: . Articulate and briefly analyze any negligence claim that Frazier may have against Hydraplastic. Articulate and briefly analyze any express or implied warranty claims Frazier could assert in his lawsuit. . Articulate and briefly analyze any claim Frazier could make that the Hydraplastic exercise ball was defective under Section 402A. . Do you think Frazier would be likely to win? Why or why not? Make sure you explain your answer.Star basketball player Kareem Frazier played for Mythigan State University for two years. At. 6'8\" and 220 pounds. and with a "wingspan" of more than 7 feet. 20+ . year old Kareem was the #1 NBA draft pick by the Atlantis Squawks. his hometown team. He signed a two-year contract worth $22,002,880. followed by two years of team options and a fifth "qualifying offer" year. If all options are exercised. this 5-year contract is projected to exceed $65 million. On September 14. two weeks before he was scheduled to report to the Squawks team training camp. Frazier was working out in a local gym using a ?5cm Hydraplastic exercise ball. While balancing on the ball and lifting 90-pound weights in each hand. the ball suddenly burst and Frazier fell forcibly to the ground and suffered serious injuries. including a fractured forearm. As a result of these injuries. Frazier is likely to miss 4 months of his rookie season. and even with physical therapy. will be unable to play without pain the entire season. Hydraplastic marketed the exercise ball as \"made from burst-resistant. latex-free. vinyl which supports a maximum weight of 600 lbs. The burst-resistant quality of this exercise ball is possible because of the medical-grade resilient material it is made out of. Besides providing high performance and increased safety during use. if the exercise ball is punctured it will deflate slowly. protecting the user from harm." Assume that Frazler and the Atlantis Squawks have sued Hydraplastlc for $4.3?8.700 in lost wages {1!2 of his first year's salary} and $30 million In compensatory damages. During discovery. his attorney hired a lab to test 75-cm Hydraplastic balls. During their testing. roughly 13% of the F's-cm balls burst when supporting a total weight between 400-500 pounds