On Jаnuаry 1, Rоsаlind and Viоla agree tо launch a repertory theater company together. Under the written “theater company agreement,” which they both sign, each of them shall get 50% of the profits. On January 10, Rosalind negligently causes a traffic accident while delivering some promotional materials, a task that she undertakes several times a week. As a result of that accident, a pedestrian, Will, is injured and incurs medical costs in the amount of $100,000. On January 15, Rosalind and Viola sign an agreement with Cordelia, according to which Cordelia “joins the firm.” The agreement also provides that henceforth, Rosalind, Viola, and Cordelia shall each be entitled to one-third of the profits made by the theater company. In the following, the firm sells off its assets to be able to pay Will, but even after all assets are sold, only $60,000 out of the $100,000 have been paid. Are any of the three entrepreneurs (Rosalind, Viola, and Cordelia) personally liable to Will with respect to the remaining $40,000?
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