Andrew is a corporate director for a mid-sized accounting firm in downtown Seattle. About three years ago, the accounting firm that he works for was sued for wrongful termination. As a result, Andrew was forced to testify at the trial of his involvement and decision making. Just before the case went to the jury, a settlement was reached, ending the litigation. Last week, approximately three months after the settlement, Andrew returned to your law office and confessed to the attorney that he lied under oath regarding key facts relating to the case. He also stated that his business partner is blackmailing him regarding his perjury testimony because the partner wants out of their business arrangement. What should the attorney do?

1. Disclose the facts to the authorities.
2. Disclose the facts to the court.
3. Do nothing.
4. Urge the director to make the disclosure

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