Bob Socks works as an accountant for Dunn and Dunner. Every December, Dun and Dunner has a company Christmas party. Attending the party is optional, but Bobs department manager recommends that all employees in his department attend the picnic because he believes it is an important team building opportunity. The party is held right after work at the Dun and Dunner office on a Friday. At the party Bob has a few too many drinks and while attempting to refill the punch bowl, drops a glass bottle that shatters. A piece of glass strikes the caterer, Betty Burnwell, in the eye. As a result of the accident Betty loses the vision in her right eye. Which of the following will be considered to determine if Dunn and Dunner is indirectly liable for Betty's injury?

A. That the party was held at the Dun and Dunner office.

B. That the party served D&D's interest by providing an important team building opportunity.

C. Whether Dunn and Dunner had authorized Bob to refill the punch bowl.

D. All of the above.