JACOBS, Justice.
The plaintiffs, who are former owners of Digital Imaging & Technologies, Inc. ("DIT"), sold that firm to Lason, Inc. ("Lason"), a company later found to have engaged in fraudulent accounting practices. At the closing of the sale of DIT, Lason paid only a portion of the purchase price. Because Lason thereafter filed for bankruptcy, it became unable to pay the balance of the purchase price. Accordingly, the plaintiffs sued Lason's public accounting...
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