Solis & Co., a national accounting firm, was hired to conduct an audit of Huntington Corp.'s financial statements in order for them to secure a bank loan. Solis & Co. negligently conducted the audit and failed to discover $1 million in false receivables that were based on fictitious sales and other suspicious activities. Solis & Co. rendered an unqualified opinion and provided 32 copies of the audited financial statements to Huntington Corp. Huntington gave one copy to Stemler State Bank, who then made a loan to Huntington based on the information in the audited statement. Solis & Co. was unaware of which bank Huntington intended to use. When Huntington failed to repay the loan, Stemler State Bank brought a negligence action against Solis & Co. Under which theory of liability would Solis & Co. be liable to Stemler State Bank? Question content area bottom Part 1 A. fraud B. Section 552 of the Restatement (Second) of Torts C. foreseeability standard D. Ultramares doctrine E. breach of contract