to 2. Your supervising attorney hands you a case file on which she would like you to do some work. It appears from the file that the client saw the attorney on two different cases: the purchase of a piece of property and a medical malpractice matter. When you ask the attorney, she states that the client has recently raised the medical malpractice matter, but that the client's primary focus is on the pur- chase of a piece of real estate. The attorney also states that she does not think the medical malpractice matter is sig- nificant, and that is why a separate file is not being opened. The attorney tells you not to worry about it. To your knowledge, the attorney is not doing any research on the malpractice matter. How would you handle the situation