Under the Rusch Factors doctrine, to which of the following parties will an accountant be liable for negligence?

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Under the Rusch Factors doctrine, an accountant can be liable for negligence to both parties in privity (the client) and reasonably foreseeable third parties who suffer harm as a result of the accountant's failure to exercise due care. This means that if the accountant is aware that their work will be relied upon by a third party, they can potentially be held liable for any damages suffered by that third party due to the accountant's negligence.

Under the Rusch Factors Doctrine, to Which of the Following