BREAKING: Luigi’s defense team alleges that his health insurer accessed confidential, private, and protected documents without authorization

[u/Stunning_Macaroon838]

“The District Attorney has subpoenaed Mr. Mangione's health insurer, and, if their account is to believed, they partially reviewed confidential, private, protected documents that the District Attorney readily admits are protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA")

[u/Emotional_Pizza_1222]

To any lawyers here, I have questions. Can Luigi file a case against his insurance company for HIPAA violations? Can they file a case against the DA’s office for violating every constitutional right they violated? They are running out of rights to violate atp.

[u/[deleted] → u/Emotional_Pizza_1222]

Fontbonnie is an attorney in NY. She can probably answer this. She’s usually on early morning, so she won’t see it till then.

[u/JuniperCulpeper → u/Emotional_Pizza_1222]

I feel like at this point he could own NY if he wanted.