A member, Davids, had been a manager in the public accounting firm, Sharma \& Sharma, CPAs, for four years. She left that firm and joined Boston \& Co., another public accounting firm. Her last month at Sharma, she told some Sharma clients about her planned move to Boston \& Co. Some of these clients eagerly indicated that they might transfer their work to the Boston firm. The day before leaving, Davids turned in all firm manuals, external drives, and other firm-issued supplies. She also, without informing anyone in the Sharma firm or any clients, copied the client files of those who had told her they might transfer their work. When she started working at the Boston \& Co. firm, she immediately gave these files to a Boston partner. Davids' actions with these client files has I. violated Rule 501, Acts Discreditable. II. violated Rule 301, Confidential Client Information. III. not violated any rule in the Code of Professional Conduct. I only II only I and II III only