“For UPS with a straight face to accuse a law firm and their client who they caused to be a paraplegic, of a breach of confidentiality after they filed a public lawsuit, is what they would consider a missed delivery,” said Brian Tannebaum, general counsel for the Haggard Law Firm.
April 08, 2022 at 03:46 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
Did a Coral Gables law firm break a confidentiality agreement over its alleged failure to take proper security measures?
That is what the United Parcel Service Inc. alleged in a lawsuit filed in a federal court in Miami against the Haggard Law Firm and one of its clients, asserting that the defendants are responsible for settlement money stolen by an unknown hacker.
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Brian Tannebaum, general counsel for the Haggard Law Firm
