Ch 21: In Reilly v. Ceridien Corporation, the court cites Article III of the Constitution which limits the judicial power of federal courts to "issues and controversies" between parties. If there is no issue or controversy, the parties don't have standing to bring a cause of action before the court. In order to satisfy the standing requirement, what must a plaintiff allege? Which of the allegations must be demonstrated in a claim for negligence? Was the Plaintiff successful?