Suppose that when you met with Justin, you told him that because you would not necessarily be choosing to represent him, he should limit the information he provided you to some very basic information about the marriage and not provide any sensitive information to you. Despite these warnings, Justin blurted out the information about his hidden real estate holdings. Assume you could not get Justin's consent to have you or any member of your firm represent Gena. Could another attorney in your firm nonetheless represent Gena in this case? A. No because your conflict would be imputed to all the members of your firm under Rule 1.10 of the Model Rules. B. Maybe, if you took other steps to protect Justin's confidential information. C. Yes, you took reasonable steps to limit the receipt of confidential information from Justin