A client asked you to gather information and draft the text of a ten-minute speech about leadership. You completed the task and e-mailed the text to him for revising and editing.

You have just received his reply and are concerned about what you see. All the source references you included (e.g., “As Jack Welch said . . .”) were deleted but the quotes and secondary information remained. Decide how to handle this ethical dilemma and prepare the text of the e-mail you will send your client. Remember, if you say nothing, your ethics could be questioned.