You are working as an accountant for a prestigious Fortune 500 company. Your boss asked you to change the earnings entries to meet quarterly earnings estimates and you complied. The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission, a federal government agency) is investigating this as a criminal matter and the attorney for the company has set up a meeting with you to find out about your involvement in the matter. Which statement below is true?

A. Anything you say about the matter is covered by the attorney-client privilege and the company's attorney may not disclose this information to anyone without your permission.

B. You should not speak and you should hire your own attorney to protect your interests.

C. You must disclose anything that you know about the matter to investigators.

D. Anything you say about the matter is protected under the doctrine of stare decisis.