In the context of tort liability and agency relationships, which of the following is an accurate statement? Multiple choice question. A principal cannot be held liable for the unauthorized acts of his or her employee. If an agent commits a tort that injures a third party, the agent is not personally liable for his or her actions. If an employee tortiously injures a third party and the employer controls the employee's behavior, the employer can be held liable for the tort. A principal cannot be held liable for an agent's actions