Which of the following is true of an independent contractor's liability?

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An independent contractor is considered to be a separate entity from the principal, and as such, is personally liable for any torts committed while performing work for the principal. The principal may still be held vicariously liable in certain situations, such as if the independent contractor is acting within the scope of their duties for the principal, but ultimately it is the independent contractor who is responsible for their own actions.

Which of the Following Is True of an Independent Contractor's