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Question: Almir owns "ARTSY," a company that manufactures art supplies and sells painting. Lars is a famous painter who purchased ARTSY's art supplies to use for an upcoming art show. Almir was thrilled that Lars would be using ARTSY's supplies and decided to provide free supplies. To thank Lars, Almir sent Lars a framed painting as a gift. Unfortunately, a loose nail on the frame severely injured Lars's finger. During preparations for the art show, Lars used ARTSY's paints for another painting. Some of the paint touched Lars's skin and caused a burn and, as a result, Lars had to cancel the show. Meanwhile, on the ARTSY website, Almir posted a photo of the painting Lars had given to Almir, suggesting that ARTSY sold many high-quality paintings. Orders for paintings increased, but Lars was unable to paint, sculpt, or write, and he also could not mix any of Almir's unique recipes because of his injured finger. Identify and discuss all potential torts, products liability, and intellectual property claims, making sure to identify and fully discuss the definitions and components/requirements for each of them.