Which of following statements are accurate? [Mark all accurate answer choices; multiple answers possible]

A. Contracts are valuable tools for structuring relationships and setting the expectations of parties. Uncertainty about contract formation, terms, or consequences can be a source of risk/liability. Therefore, they should be left to lawyers, who are experts in this area. Interference by engineers should not be authorized by the contracting company.
B. Contracts are valuable tools for structuring relationships and setting the expectations of parties. Uncertainty about contract formation, terms, or consequences can be a source of risk/liability. While lawyers should be an important part of contracting processes, engineers offer important domain-specific expertise and should engage with contracting processes, be proactive about addressing potential risks and uncertainties, and should ensure that operations and contracts work together to do so.
C. Torts are ever-present sources of risk and liability. While lawyers might offer important guidance on avoiding tort risks, engineers offer important domain-specific expertise and should be proactive about addressing potential risks and uncertainties, ensuring that training, processes, and operations aim to avoid tort harms happening in the first place.
D. Torts are ever-present sources of risk and liability. Because this is a complicated area of law, engineers avoid taking on these issues and should instead rely on lawyers to ensure that tort harms are mitigated and addressed.
E. Torts are not nearly as delicious as tortes.