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Anonymous

I pick C. Just because it seem most fair b

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C is my best guess as a non-attorney. Because he's still acting as attorney at the time he uncovered the fraud, he has a responsibility to inform the board and failure to do so could be grounds for discipline. Because he's leaving over illegal activity, there shouldn't be any concerns over whether his contract prohibits leaving during the negotiations, and it's up to the board whether they wish to inform the other non-profit, fix the issue (if possible), or withdraw from negotiations without informing them.