Where Insureds Mistakenly Provide Tax Returns to Insurer’s Attorney, and Attorney Then Discloses Returns to Insurer and Accountants, Attorney Can Be Held Liable for “Invasion of Privacy,” But Not “Elder Abuse”
Where the insureds mistakenly provided their tax returns to the insurer’s attorney during investigation of a first-party claim, and the attorney then disclosed the returns to the insurer and its accountants, the attorney could be held liable for “invasion of … Read More