Jim,an accountant,contracts to perform services for Kasey.Jim acts in good faith and conforms with generally accepted accounting principles,but makes a mistake in judgment.Jim is most likely

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Jim acted in good faith and conformed with generally accepted accounting principles, so he is not liable for making a mistake in judgment. Liability would only arise if he failed to discover a defalcation, fraud or impropriety, but these are not stated to be present in the scenario.

Jim,an Accountant,contracts to Perform Services for Kasey