Thomas Moore was driving an E-Z-Go golf cart to transport guests at a Christmas party. The golf cart did not have lights, but E-Z-Go did not warn against using it on public roads at night. When Moore attempted to cross a road from the club house to the parking lot at 8:30 pm., his gold cart was struck by a vehicle driven by Joseph Maloney who claimed he could not see the cart due to the dark light conditions. Moore was parallelized because of the accident and has sued E-Z-Go. Use F-IRAC to analyze the Strict Product Liability claim. In you analysis you will likely have to supply hypothetical facts to help illustrate the analysis.

F-IRAC /5

Facts/ 5

ISSUE: issue statement which identifies the legal basis for this claim and connects it to a pinitol fact .

RULE: Based on your issue statement write the rule statement. This statement must cover the general rule, elements and defenses

ANALYSIS: your analysis. Remember this is a discussion of both sides of liability based on social responsibility, rules, elements and defenses as applied to facts. Following your fact summary, start your analysis with the social engineering underpinning of Escola and Greenman.Here you will either include a general rule statement or follow with a general rule statement before moving on to elements and defenses. It is important to use case authority to help explain the application of the rules, elements and defenses.

CONCLULSION: a conclusion which mirrors your issue statement and includes a "why statement linking conclusion to an element, defense and fact.