A mаn wаs wаiting dоckside fоr his mоther, who was disembarking from a riverboat cruise. He had just spotted his mother in a group of passengers walking down the gangplank when he heard a loud crack and then screams, as the gangplank collapsed into the water. He ran to the edge and saw his mother face down in the water, surrounded by debris. He fainted and hit his head on a metal railing, sustaining a concus- sion. The gangplank had collapsed because it had been damaged in the previous docking, but the cruise ship employees did not notice the visible damage to the gangplank. If the man sues the cruise ship for his injury, is he likely to prevail?