More seriously, Doyel said, his disclosures of injury information violated federal health privacy law, and the entire venture would have also violated federal tax law if Franchione hadn't told the IRS about it.
More seriously, Doyel said, his disclosures of injury information breached the trust of his players at best and violated federal health privacy law at worst. Doyel also argued that the entire venture would have violated federal tax law if Franchione hadn't told the IRS about it.