1. Defendant owed a duty to plaintiff to protect the plaintiff from a particular injury or damage;
2. Defendant breached this duty;
3. Defendant’s breach was the proximate cause of injury or damage to plaintiff; and
4. Plaintiff suffered damages caused by the breach.

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