An attorney's client is a limited liability company that is being wound down. During winding up, the attorney learns that officers committed fraud during the company's operation. Who controls the attorney-client privilege and confidentiality for the defunct entity?
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A
The former officers who communicated with the attorney
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B
The shareholders of the now-dissolved company
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C
The successor management, trustee, or receiver managing winding up
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D
No one—confidentiality ends when the entity dissolves