If a lawyer were being held liable for a misstatement in a registration statement,her defense(s) would be:
A) she was only following directions.
B) she had reasonable grounds to believe,and did believe,her information was true.
C) she was under duress of a threat of loss of her job if she did not agree with the statement.
D) None of these would be valid defenses.
Correct Answer:
Verified
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A)
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A) applies only to seller misconduct.
B)
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