Millie Is a Paralegal Who Works for John, a Family

Millie is a paralegal who works for John, a family law attorney. One day, Millie gets a frantic call from Sally, one of John's clients. Sally says that John's secretary sent a copy of a notice of deposition by e-mail. Sally is a bit upset because she does not know what a deposition is and is afraid she will have to attend the deposition alone. Of the options listed below, what is the Millie's best approach to answering Sally's question?

A) Explain that a deposition is an important proceeding that takes place before trial and that the judge can sanction Sally if she does attend or cooperate with the other attorney.
B) Explain that a deposition is not unusual and that John will be attending the deposition with her. Then explain that a deposition is how lawyers take a party's or witness's testimony under oath, so they know how the person will testify at trial.
C) Explain that Sally should speak with John and that John will need to know that the deposition has been scheduled, so he can speak with her after the deposition. Then explain that a deposition is how lawyers take a party's or witness's testimony under oath, so they know how the person will testify at trial.
D) Explain that Sally should speak with John because depositions are highly unusual and rarely used by attorneys and that John may want to file a motion for a protective order.