A broker-dealer and agent are jointly sued for a securities violation. The agent settles out of court and pays the full damages. Under the USA, what is the broker-dealer's potential liability to the agent?

1. AThe broker-dealer may owe contribution to the agent✓ Correct answer
2. BThe broker-dealer is relieved from any further liability
3. CThe agent cannot demand contribution after settling
4. DThe broker-dealer must pay indemnification only if ordered by the court

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