This year hasn't been a very good one for your company. Sales are down significantly which has led to the layoff of numerous excellent employees. Furthermore the company is facing a major lawsuit which has the potential of bankrupting the firm. A prospective client has designated an interest in placing a very large order which would guarantee the reinstatement of all laid off employees as well as would keep them employed for a very long time. If the client obligates to your company it would all but eradicate its ability to place an order with another company later. However the client is cautious about the stability of your company. To expand the client's perception of the company the sales manager has removed the reference to the lawsuit in the copy of the annual report given to the potential client. One responsibility of your position is to safeguard the accuracy of company documents. Since few people ever read the complete report it is doubtful that anyone else would notice the missing information. What would you do?