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2. Deepika asked Palak if she could borrow her SUV in order to transport her used furniture to New
Start, a local non-profit. Palak hesitated to say yes, because she knew of Deepika's propensity
for speeding and her numerous prior traffic violations. Despite her reservations, however,
because she believed in the mission of New Start, Palak agreed to let Deepika use her SUV and
gave her the keys. That night, Deepika drove carefully and dropped off her furniture at the New
Start resale store. Eager to get home, she sped as much as 25 miles over the speed limit on the
return drive. While rounding a curve on 1-55, she lost control of the SUV, which tumbled off a
ramp and down a hill, crashing into a small tree. Sunny happened to witness the incident and
ran down the hill to help, but in doing so, he stumbled in a hole and severely
sprained his ankle.
Deepika emerged from the SUV dazed but without a scratch. The suv, however, was crumpled.
An ambulance took Sunny to the hospital, where the doctor taped up his ankle, gave
him
crutches, and prescribed 12 weeks of physical therapy. The sprain prevented Sunny from
opening his new home remodeling business for another three months.
a) Can Sunny recover his medical and therapy costs? From whom? Explain.
b) Can Sunny recover the income lost from the three-month delay in opening his business? From
whom? Explain.
c) Discuss any issues of joint and several liability as applied to Sunny's claims ​

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