You are preparing an expert report for a case of financial statement fraud. Your analysis of the accounting records showed that the accountants for the opposing side erased accounting records that, if still in existence, could explain a large loss of funds due to embezzlement. However, one day before you are set to testify, your retaining counsel presents you with a copy of the missing account records. You want more time to examine them, but you are told that the court will not grant a delay. What should you do?