Andrew Chen and Chen Printing and Supply Co., Inc. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that government's waiver of sovereign immunity under the FTCA does not extend to claims based on \direct violations of the Federal Constitution ... or of federal statutes or regulations standing alone\
• holding that government's waiver of sovereign immunity under the FTCA does not extend to claims based on \direct violations of the Federal Constitution ... or of federal statutes or regulations standing alone\
• holding that corporate officers may be personally liable for acts of negligent misrepresentation
• noting that special damages is an element of prima facie tort and intentional tort
• setting forth the elements of a claim of prima facie tort under New York law
• affirming the dismissal of a prima facie tort claim where “the factual allegations ... fail to establish that malice was the sole motivation for [the defendants’] acts”

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