How might a company be liable for torts under the doctrine of vicarious liability?

Select one:

a.Under the doctrine of vicarious liability an injured party must be able to prove that the company is at fault, not merely that a wrong has occurred.

b.An employer company will be liable for every action of their employees, whether within their employment or outside; the company has a duty to supervise their employees in all their actions.

c.To prove vicarious liability an injured party must be able to prove that the company had knowledge of the actions of their employee.

d.Where the actions of employees and other agents are closely related to the scope of their employment with the company, the company may be liable for their actions through vicarious liability.