Avery v. International Paper Co. Sickness & Accident Plan

How courts have described this case

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• finding that school suspension “procedures [we]re sufficiently trial-like on their face to support a claim for malicious prosecution” at the Rule 12(b)(6
• declining to dismiss false arrest claim against Department of Education defendants who summoned the police
• “no reasonable person could believe that it was lawful to report such knowingly false information to cause the arrest of the plaintiff”
• ‘Under New York law, respondeat superior ‘does not stand alone as a substantive cause of action.’”
• “Under New York law, respondeat superior ‘does not stand alone as a substantive cause of action.’”
• “Because no criminal proceedings were brought against the plaintiff, the state law malicious prosecution claim can only be based on the disciplinary proceedings surrounding the plaintiff's suspension from school”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).