Asking Google Gemini about Ethics for one of Cooley LLP attorney regarding matters with me

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Asked Google Gemini the following to see what it would return as a response. So if all the law firms (Cooley LLP & Carmody MacDonald P.C) are reading my publication, here you go.
I asked it the following
If an attorney from New york reaches out to a third party and that third party states to them their client has commit extortion with proof, what is that attorney suppose to do?
If that attorney comes back later and states their client isn't going to file a charges against that third party trying to conceal the extortion, what should that attorney do?
It seems the attorney is acting like the third party tried to extorted their client, but their client actually tried to extort the third party prior to the attorney corresponding with the third party.
Also the third party is in Missouri
The attorney client is an attorney in Illinois that committed the extortion and worked for a company called Exegy inc in Missouri.
The company Exegy Inc handles live market stock exchange data for financial institutions and is also classified as being part of infrastructure in USA.
It also seems like they tried to conceal the extortion attempt to get the third party to work with them and forget about it.
It returns the following
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XJo9mjKT369aH1pG-U8cVpyEW8YZxwea/view?usp=drivesdk