mony w alother question will save this response Jestion 5 1.667 points Save Answer Traditionally, an auditor/accountant owed a duty to the person whom the accountant contracted to do business for. Today, if an accountant is grossly negligent or commits intentional fraud, who can sue for resulting losses? a. shareholders who rely on the opinion of auditor/accountants b. investors who rely on the opinion of auditor/accountant c. creditors who rely on the opinion of auditors/accountants. ed all the answer choices are correct Moving to another cunction will onun thin