Dominick is a tax preparer. His former client named Yasmine is suing him over a hacked bank account from which thieves stole $2,500. The whole problem began with the electronic card reader Dominick used to process payments he received from his clients. At the start of tax season, Dominick received an email from the card reader company regarding an important software update. Dominick was so busy with clients that he forgot all about the software update. In April, Dominick was notified once again that the software update was overdue. By the time Dominick updated the software, Yasmine's account information had already been compromised. Now Yasmine is suing him to recover the money hackers stole from her bank account. Determine Dominick's tort liability by applying tort law to the facts of the case using the template below. Who is the plaintiff? Who is the defendant? What is the tort that has been committed? What are the four tort elements? Review the fact pattern and explain how each of the four tort elements is represented. Predict the outcome of the scenario. Explain the basis for your response.