You are now ready for your initial posts. You see below four different scenarios where individuals who have been damaged sue those whom they blame in civil court. You will determine whether or not the case should be permitted to go forward on the basis of fairness, justice, or any other valid purpose. Please note that you are not being asked whether, in fact, there are cases that have been litigated for these matters: there are. You are being asked to give your opinion, with reasons and support, as to whether settling each of these disputes in court through the remedies available is a valid, acceptable, efficient, effective use of resources.A woman, who has smoked cigarettes for $25$ years, sues her brands manufacturer and tobacco grower for compensatory and punitive damages of $$1$M in tort when she develops lung cancer at the age of $50.$The family of a man who died in the Twin Towes on September $11$ sues American Airlines, United Airlines and Logan Airport for negligence and wrongful death for compensatory and punitive damages of $$1$M$.$A compulsive gambler who lost all of her money and put her family of seven into debt sues The Bellagio, her $($former$)$ favorite Las Vegas casino, for compensatory and punitive damages of $$1$M$,$ for encouraging for gambling addiction.A man who legally used a drug presecribed for severe migraines develops one of the known side effects: permanent nerve damage in his right arm and hand. He is unable to move his right arm and hand and is permanently unable to continue his profession as a construction worker. Although the label and the pharmacist clearly warned the man about this possible side effect and the drug and its label were approved by the FDA with this known possible side effect, the man sues the drug manufacturer and distributor for compensatory and punitive damages of $$1$M$.$