An attorney represented both the owner of an art gallery and a publisher. Is it proper for the attorney to provide the grand jury with the names of the gallery owner and the publisher?

An attorney represented both the owner of an art gallery and a publisher. Is it proper for the attorney to provide the grand jury with the names of the gallery owner and the publisher?

• A. No, because client identities are privileged.
• B. No, because the identities are confidential.
• C. Yes, because under the circumstances neither client's identity is privileged.
• D. Yes, because grand jury investigations require disclosure of client names.

Answer: (C)