Sally decided to leave her entire estate to Bill. The two were long term friends. Sally consulted with an attorney for the purpose of making will and instructed the attorney to make Bill her heir. The attorney drafted the will as Sally requested. Sally died two years later. It was unfortunately discovery that the attorney had drafted the will so incompetently that it was invalid. As a result, Sally was declared to have died intestate and Bill receive none of Sally's estate. Does Bill have a cause of action against the attorney? a. Yes, but only if there was a delegation of authority from Sally to Bill. b. Yes, so long as the Court finds that the conditions of vesting are satisfied for Bill. c. No, as you cannot name a non-family member as a valid heir. d. No, as Bill is only an incidental beneficiary.