Jean and Donald hired a lawn care company to come to their house and spray for dandelions, which had overtaken their lawn. When the spraying was completed the chemical had not only killed the dandelions, but had destroyed the grass to an irreversible state. When the company investigated, it found that the acid content of the soil had caused the reaction. The company stated that the reaction is so rare it seldom does preliminary acid tests and tried to downplay the situation. Jean and Donald are contemplating legal action. The company, having full knowledge of potential reactions, proceeded without exercising the proper standard of care making them liable for the damages. The company and the manufacturer both acted reasonably and therefore have no legal liability The company may seek compensation from the manufacturer for a defective product. The manufacturer is liable because the potential reaction was not compensated for in the chemical formula even though the product's label bears a suitable warning, All of these