Which of the following parties is most likely to recover losses resulting from acts of ordinary negligence from auditors?
A) Third parties that auditors should have foreseen could rely on the client's financial statements.
B) The auditors' client.
C) Purchasers and sellers of securities under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
D) Third parties whose reliance on the client's financial statements was reasonably foreseeable.

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The auditors' client is most likely to recover losses from auditors for acts of ordinary negligence because the client has a direct contractual relationship with the auditors, which typically includes a duty of care.

Which of the Following Parties Is Most Likely to Recover