Bruce Lee is a partner at Kung Fu Consulting Engineers, LLC (KFC). Bruce is about to sign a $250,000 contract for a new project to perform structural engineering design. Upon fully reviewing the contract he notices there is no mention of "standard of care'I found anywhere in the contract. What is the best course of action Bruce should take? 0 Bruce should go ahead and sign the contract as is, because the professional standard of care by default applies to all engineering contracts [wether written in it or not]. 0 Bruce should not sign the contract yet He should write up what he would like to see added to the contractual language (Specically he knows KFC provides the highest quality professional services, so he wants to heighten responsibility above normal professionals). Then have the client review and sign. Then Bruce should sign. 0 Bruce should not sign the contract yet. He should ask his client to add their typical language they would like (it is their contract anyhow). Then Bruce should sign. 0 Bruce should hire a lawyer to draft the professional standard of care language, raising the responsibility to KFC's high standards, then sign it. 0 Bruce should not sign any contracts. You work as a project manager for Engineering Done Right, LLC. You are responsible for reviewing a draft contract for engineering services for a new design project. Within the draft contract, the concept of indemnification (or use of that word) is mentioned in all the sentences as listed below. Which of these sentences should you strike (cross out/eliminate/delete) prior to signing? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY O Engineer agrees to indemnify owner for all charges, penalties, fines, losses, damages and other costs, including attorney's fees, arising out of, or related to all issues encountered on the project that are beyond the owner's responsibilities. Engineer agrees to indemnify owner for all charges, penalties, fines, losses, direct damages arising out of, or related to Engineer's negligence. Owner will not indemnify the Engineer for any and all charges, penalties, fines, losses, damages and other costs, arising out of, or related to Owner's negligence. Engineer agrees to indemnify owner for all charges, penalties, fines, losses, direct and indirect damages arising out of, or related to Engineer's negligence. O Owner agrees to indemnify Engineer for all charges, penalties, fines, losses, direct damages arising out of, or related to Owner's negligence