Agency
In Ohio, the duty of 'reasonable care' owed by an agent to a non-client (customer) includes which of the following?
AActing in the non-client's best interest at all times
BTreating them honestly, not misrepresenting facts, and disclosing known material defects✓ Correct
CProviding free legal advice on the transaction
DNegotiating the best price on their behalf
Explanation
While agents owe full fiduciary duties only to their clients (principals), they owe non-clients (customers) honesty, fair dealing, and disclosure of known material facts — but not full fiduciary duties.
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