1. According to the late Professor William L. Prosser, "The theory underlying the workmen's compensation acts never has been stated better than in the old campaign slogan, 'The cost of the product should bear the blood of the workman.'" What is meant by this statement?
2. Paulson engaged Arthur to sell Paul's restored 1948 Packard convertible to Byers for $23,000. A few days later, Arthur saw an advertisement showing that Collector was willing to pay $30,000 for a 1948 Packard convertible in "restored" condition. Arthur sold the car to Byers, and subsequently Paulson learned of Collector's interest. What rights, if any, has Paulson against Arthur?