Multiple Choice
Under the Reasonably Foreseeable Users approach, _____.
A) the accountant could be liable to third parties who are unknown to the accountant
B) a negligent accountant is exposed to lesser liability than in the Restatement approach
C) the accountant could only be liable to third parties who are specifically foreseeable users
D) a negligent accountant is exposed to lesser liability than in the Ultramares approach
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