Her employers initially rejected the claim, as well they should have, on the grounds that sex was "not an ordinary incident of an overnight stay." However, a federal judge overturned the decision, arguing that "no approval, express or implied, of the respondent's conduct was required." By that logic, she could've climbed into the bathtub with a lid of heroin and blasted herself into a coma and her employers would've had to pay for her recovery simply because they'd rented the room.
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