Patricia hired Contractor to build an addition to her home. During excavation, a safety inspector determined that the excavation violated statutory standards intended to protect workers from cave-ins. In response, Foreman shut down the work site. Foreman stepped away from the work site to call his wife. Just then Stephen, who was Patricia's ten-year-old son, came home from school and climbed into the excavated hole. As he reached the bottom, he screamed as soil caved in around him and he was buried. Hearing the scream, Foreman grabbed a shovel, jumped into the hole, freed Stephen after several minutes of shoveling, found that his heart had stopped, and applied chest compressions to resuscitate him. Stephen suffered a sprained ankle as a result of the cave-in and broken ribs as a result of the chest compressions. 1. What claims, if any, can Patricia reasonably bring on Stephen's behalf against Contractor? Discuss. 2. What claims, if any, can Patricia reasonably bring on Stephen's behalf against Foreman? Discuss