An attorney represents a client in a complex civil litigation matter. During a deposition, the client knowingly makes a false statement about a material fact. The attorney realizes the statement is false immediately after the client makes it, as it contradicts documents the client previously provided. What is the attorney's primary duty under the Florida Rules of Professional Conduct?
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A
To immediately inform the opposing counsel and the court reporter that the client has committed perjury.
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B
To take reasonable remedial measures, which includes first urging the client to correct the false statement.
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C
To protect client confidentiality above all else and address the matter privately with the client after the deposition concludes.
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D
To immediately withdraw from the representation without disclosing the reason to the court or opposing counsel.