An attorney represented a tenants' association in negotiations with a landlord regarding repairs tothe apartment building in which the association's 50 members resided. The association was led bya president and four other tenants who served on its board of directors. Although some of themembers had interests that differed from those of the others, the attorney did not advise them aboutconflicts of interest because she had agreed to represent the association and not any individual tenant. The attorney engaged in negotiations with the landlord's lawyer over the course of severalweeks. She periodically reported her progress to the association's president and board, but she didnot inform the other tenants about the status of the negotiations until the landlord's lawyer proposed a reasonable settlement of the disagreement. Is the attorney subject to discipline? Group of answer choices Yes, because she did not advise the association's members about conflicts of interest. No, because she informed the association's officials about the status of the negotiations. Yes, because she did not periodically inform all the association's members about the status of the negotiations. No, because she was not required to report her progress to the association's officials or itsmembers until the landlord's lawyer proposed a reasonable