An paralegal was working with a nonprofit organization in merger negotiations with another nonprofit entity. During a review of the client organization’s financial records, the paralegal dis

An paralegal was working with a nonprofit organization in merger negotiations with another nonprofit entity. During a review of the client organization’s financial records, the paralegal discovered that the organization had engaged in activities that jeopardized its nonprofit status. The paralegal reasonably concluded that the organization’s failure to report these activities to the other nonprofit entity would constitute a fraud. The paralegal had not worked with the organization at the time of the activities and had not made any false representations to the other nonprofit entity during the negotiations. What should the paralegal do? Using the ethics rules provided by NFPA, NALA, or the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct, specifically indicate what rule(s) support your answer. Use ALWD citation manual to assist with citing properly to the specific rule(s) that support your answer.