On March 30, 2017, Attari, a cement truck driver, was electrocuted when his truck's boom contacted an overhead power line while transferring concrete from his truck to a pumper truck. Attari, a resident of Houston, Texas, died at the site of the accident. His wife, Janice Attari, filed a wrongful death action against Amigo Energy Company, a Tennessee corporation, alleging negligent maintenance and operation of the power line that caused Attari's death. The lawsuit claiming $2.5 million in damages was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. Amigo Energy filed an answer to the complaint and immediately impleaded Tasco Equipment Company, incorporated in New Mexico, alleging that Tasco, the company that built the power line pillars was negligent in the erection of the pillars, as a result of which Attari was killed. After Amigo Energy impleaded Tasco, Janice Attari amended her complaint to assert a claim against Tasco for $1 million dollars.

1. Will Janice Attari's claim against Tasco prevail?

2. How would your answer differ if Tasco was incorporated in Texas, and not New Mexico? Please explain fully.