1. Martha, an automobile mechanic, is injured when an article of loose clothing becomes entangled in the generator pulley of an engine she is diagnosing. She suffers severe injuries requiring her to be hospitalized for a week and undergo several surgical procedures. After the operation, she is unable to return to work for two months.

A. If she is found to have been negligent in wearing loose clothing while working on a running engine in violation of the shop's safety guidelines, who will bear the cost of her medical injuries and her time lost from work?

B. If she is unhappy with the award given her by the Worker's Compensation Board in her state in compensation for her injuries, can Martha sue her employer under a contract or tort theory?