Perfect Pizza Company employs Harold as a pizza delivery person. Texting while driving, Harold runs over Bob, a pedestrian walking through a crosswalk. Bob wants to sue someone for his injuries. Can Bob sue Perfect Pizza Company?
a. No, because Harold caused the accident.
b. No, because Perfect Pizza Company did nothing wrong.
c. No, because Bob cannot sue anyone since he was merely a pedestrian.
d. Yes, because Perfect Pizza Company can be held liable for Harold's tortious acts.
d
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