One day attorney John Bloom asked his paralegal, Sally Green, to sit in on an initial client interview. Mr. Bloom introduced Ms. Green to the client, June Day, and explained to Mrs. Day that Ms. Green is a paralegal. Mrs. Day told them the following story:

Mrs. Day has been living with Mr. David Day for past five years. While their marriage has never been a happy one, Mrs. Day never though of a divorce until last night. Mr. Day came home very late from an adult co-ed softball game. Mrs. Day said said it was obvious that he had been drinking. They soon got into a verbal fight. Among other things, Mr. Day yelled at Mrs. Day that he had told her boss she had been skimming money from the company's petty cash drawer. Mrs. Day had never done any such thing. he also told her that he had received a call earlier in the day from the local hospital, telling him that Mrs. Day's mother had been admitted following a massive heart attack. (Later Mrs. Day found out that this was not true, but at that time she believed Mr. Day and became very upset.). The first escalated, and Mr. Day began waving his baseball bat in front of Mrs. Day. Mrs. Day said that she was not frightened, as Mr. Day had never hot her, and she did not believe he would do so then. In fact, she turned her back on him and started to leave the room. he then yelled at her, and before she could turn around , hit her on the back of her arm with the bat, breaking her arm. Mrs. Day then fled to the bathroom, locking the door behind her. Mrs. Day remained in the bathroom for over two hours until she felt it was safe to leave. She found Mr. Day asleep on the living room couch. She fled to a neighbor's, who drove her to the hospital. The next morning Mrs. Day returned home to find Mr. Day as well as her purse gone. There was a message on the answering machine from her boss saying that she was fired.

Do you think Mr. Day committed any torts? If so, please explain each cause of action and discuss your reasoning.