Problem
A. Given the facts set forth in the opinion and the nature of the issues raised by the parties, what is the primary focus of the court's analysis? the case is Shepard v. Florida Power Corporation
B. The court's analysis of the respective rights and responsibilities of the parties is founded on a precedent set by the Florida Supreme Court. What is the name of that case?
C. Why is the court particularly concerned with the issue of whether the parties had a pre-existing relationship or whether they were strangers?
D. What is the court's conclusion with regard to the issue of whether the parties had a pre-existing relationship or whether they were strangers?
E. The court goes on to analyze the issue of whether the plaintiff had a reasonable expectation that the defendant would be reasonable. Why does the court say that the plaintiff's burden is especially heavy in this respect?
F. The court goes on to analyze the issue of whether the plaintiff had a reasonable expectation that the defendant would be reasonable.