"You be the judge" and render a decision on the following fact patterns based on material we have studied in class this semester. Be sure to write answers to questions 1 - 4 in IRAC paragraph format including the specific rule of law you rely on. Remember, in IRAC paragraph format, first identify the legalissueposted by the fact scenario in the form of a question, next state theruleof law that applies, then give ananalysisby telling how the facts apply to the law cited, and finally give your ruling as a judge in theconclusion. Each question is worth 25 points.

4. A new truck, manufactured by General Motors Corp., (GMC) stalled in rush hour traffic on a busy interstate highway because of a defective alternator, which caused a complete failure of the truck's electrical system. The driver stood nearby and waved traffic around his stalled truck. A panel truck approached the GMC truck, and immediately behind the panel truck, Davis was driving a Volkswagen Fastback. Because of the panel truck, Davis was unable to see the stalled GMC truck. The panel truck swerved out of the way of the GMC truck, and Davis drove straight into it. The accident killed him. Davis' widow sued GMC. GMC moved for summary judgment, alleging (1) no duty to Davis, (2) no factual causation, and (3) no foreseeable harm. How would you rule?