The client at first told the lawyer that a particular electronic storage device didn't exist and the lawyer made that representation. The client switched stories on that and the lawyer, after speaking to ethics counsel, withdrew from the matter without revealing the existence of the device or correcting the record. [New counsel switfly made the disclosures, within a week.] The trial court found contempt as to the withdrawn attorney, but the appellate court reversed. Worth reading. [The material in brackets was added after initial posting, to help clarify the narrative.]