A CPA firm normally uses one or a combination of four defenses when there are legal claims by clients.Which one of the following is generally not a defense?

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The generally recognized defenses in legal claims by clients against a CPA firm are lack of duty, nonnegligent performance, contributory negligence, and foreseeable users. However, among these options, "foreseeable users" is not usually considered a defense. Rather, foreseeable users are typically taken into account when determining the extent of damages incurred by the client as a result of the CPA's negligence.

A CPA Firm Normally Uses One or a Combination of Four