Which of the following is a defense that an auditor might use to defend himself against client lawsuits?
A)lack of damages
B)non-negligent performance
C)lack of negligence
D)contributory damages
E)absence of causal connection
F)both A and D
G)both B and E
H)both C and E

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Non-negligent performance and absence of causal connection are defenses an auditor might use to defend against client lawsuits. Non-negligent performance indicates the auditor performed their duties without negligence, and absence of causal connection means there is no direct link between any actions of the auditor and the plaintiff's alleged damages.

Which of the Following Is a Defense That an Auditor