Please read the following hypotheticals. For each hypothetical, list the five basic elements: (1) parties; (2) subject matter, (3) legal cause of action; (4) defenses to the cause of action; and (5) relief sought.

Please cartwheel each of the five elements, listing at least three ways of describing each elementin a "descriptive terms" search on Westlaw.Please also cartwheel each element, listing at least three ways of describing each element that might be used in a "TERMS AND CONNECTORS" search on Westlaw. Please see Instructor Notes to review the Terms and Connectors instructions.

1. Mrs. Farmer owns a small ranch. Her land, once in the middle of nowhere, is now adjacent to a newly built housing development and her neighbor's homes back up to her cow pasture. Although Mrs. Farmer feeds her cows well, the neighbors like to give the friendly critters "hand-outs." Mrs. Farmer has asked her neighbors to not feed the rather large cows, but several neighbors have persisted. On more than one occasion, Mrs. Farmer has found yard clippings dumped over her fence and into the cow pasture. She has dutifully raked up the clippings, bagged them, and returned them to the neighbors along with a note explaining that these clippings may be hazardous to the health of her prize cows. One morning, Mrs. Farmer marched into her pasture only to find her favorite cow, "Blossom," dead next to a pile of yard clippings containing oleander leaves. The necropsy performed on "Blossom" revealed that she died from cardiac arrest resulting from ingesting the poisonous oleander. Mrs. Farmer wants to sue the neighbors responsible for dumping the clippings into the pasture.