Jackson owns and runs a small computer repair business, a sole proprietorship, out of his home, with one employee. He also goes to small businesses at their locations, mostly cleaning viruses and doing other small maintenance tasks and repairs. A family physician$$s office calls him in for a repair. He sends his employee to do the repair. Unknown to him, his employee makes a copy of patients$$ personal information and sells it on the dark web. Jackson ends up being sued, and the plaintiffs ask the court to allow them to access Jackson$$s personal, nonbusiness bank account that also has his spouse$$s funds in the account. Can the plaintiffs take that money?

Instructions:

Your paper should be one to two pages, double$-$spaced $($Microsoft Word document$).$

Your assignment should be completed in Times New Roman $12-$point font,